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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
TO CAMP At LAKE GENEVA
Local High School Boys Interested in
Plan and They Are Hopeful That
Plans Can Be Made to Help Them
Finance a Company.

Kenosha people who have been inter
ested in the military training of the
boys over sixteen years of age have
received a general invitation to attend
a dinner to be held at the University
Club in Milwaukee on Tuesday evening
at half past six O'Clock.
T. III. Spence, Milwaukee, is in charge
of organization of Wisconsin for the
training of the young men and Kenosha
people are invited to attend the din
ner. The only string there is to the in
vitation is that they notify Mr.. Spence
at his Office in the Sentinel Building,
Milwaukee, that they are coming.
Kenosha has thus far done little to
organize her boys for the summer camp
which is to be held at Lake Geneva,
but the boys themselves have been dis
cussing the possibilities of ATTENDING
the camp and it is thought that some
organized move will be made in
Kenosha to aid in the organization
and equipment of the Kenosha boys
for this service.
Among the speakers at the dinner on
Tuesday evening will be Captain F.
L. Beals of the Northwestern Military
Academy, Lake Geneva, who is to
have charge Of the first summer camp
for the Wisconsin boys. Among the
other speakers will be Arthur Il. Far
well, Judge John P. McGoorty, Whar-
ton Clay and Angus Hubbard, all of
Chicago.
At this meeting plans will be made
for spreading the work of organization
throughout the state and it is expected
that every important CITY in Wisconsin
will be represented at the meeting.
Kenosha high school boys are eager
to organize military company if they
can get any assurance that there win
be some one to aid in bearing the
financial burden of uniforms and camp
expenses. A uniform has been selected
for the summer camp, but it is not
necessary for the boys to have this
uniform. They will be admitted with
any kind of khaki Boy Scout uni
form. The uniform that has been
adopted for the camp can be purchased
at a very low price.
The plans for the camp promise to
give the boys real taste of the mill
tary. Captain Beals is recognized as
one of the best drill masters in the
country and he is going to have as his
aids some of the leading members of
the battalion of the Northwestern
Military Academy. Two hundred reser-
vations have been made for boys from
this section of Wisconsin. It is expect
ed that five hundred Chicago boys will
be sent to the camp.
This training is being outlined with
a view that the boys over sixteen years
of age may be called for service within
the next five years and the training
that will be offered will prepare
them to better assume duties as
soldiers and put them in line for
early promotion.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
PIANO RECITAL.

Miss Hazel Ness Of Richmond, H.,
presented her Kenosha pupils in piano
recital at the home of Mrs. VIM. Mar
tinson, 963 Salem Ave-, Saturday af-
ternoon. Twenty little ones took part
and parents and relatives were invited
to hear the program so ably rendered
by the youngsters. After the recital
the participants We're served light re-
freshments for their well doings. Much
credit was reflected on Miss Ness for
the finished way in which her pupils
rendered their selections.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
Victory Gingerbread.

y cup Of molasses,
y teaspoon of ginger,
1 tablespoon of butter substitute.
II teaspoon of cinnamon,
Pinch of salt.
Mix in cake bowl. Add 1 cup Of
barley flour and stir in thoroughly.
Then add u cup of boiling water to
which you have added = teaspOonful
of soda. Pour in shallow tin, seat
ter raisins on top and bake in medium
hot over, eat hot, cut in squares.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

So Mr.. Borglun also had an axe to
grind. It's funny how quick men be-
come reformers when they find out
that they can use government boards
for their own advancement. The Presi-
dent seems to have taken the right
course in going little slow on Mr..
Borglun s invitation. If he is in it
just take him right along and "investi-
gate' and court-martial him with
the rest of them. The fact that he
squealed" should bring lin no i'm
"sunity.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Miss Elaine Whiesner of Market
street was hostess to fourteen young
girls, Saturday afternoon, the oecas-
ion being her eleventh birthday. The
little ones spent the afternoon in
games and music and later were served
with hot supper. Paper caps were
at every place and the table itself was
beautifully decorated in pink and
white. Elaine was the happy recipient
of many lovely gifts.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
And if YOU failed to get all the Lib.

And If you failed to get all the Lib
erty Loan bonds you wanted don t be
disheartened. You can still buy Thrift
Stamps to your little heart 3 content.
At any rate this activity Of the gov
eminent officials has added a lot of
soap boxes formerly used for street
meeting platforms to the kindhng piles.
A first class conviction in that trial
in Chicago would undoubtedly add lot
more of them to the fuel pile.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

And now we must have dished up for
US whole columns of the gray life Of
Grace Lusk and Doctor Roberts. We
had hoped that Waukesha would have
pulled off the trial of this woman
charged with murder with a minimum
of publicity. Of course the "sob-
sisters" must have something to write
about but there is enough real heart
stuff tower there" to make utterly
unnecessary any of it "over here"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

These mysterious explosions coupled
with loss of life will probably continue
in this country just as long as the fed
eral government fails to recognize the
need for firing squad. A few high
class executions would 60 long way
to make the handling of explosives
safer in this country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
Wartime Recipes.

An appetising way to use cold mash
ed potatoes.
Divide mashed potatoes into two
parts, to one part add beaten whites
Of 2 eggs and to the other part the
beaten yolks, season well with salt and
paprika. Bake in muffin tins. Serve
with the following sauce, cream sauce
to which grated cheese has been ad-
ded.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

The members of Rebekah lodge vot-
ed at their last meeting to adopt one
of the Fatherless Children of France
and also to buy Third Liberty Bond.
In order to make this possible they
voted unanimously, that the pleasant
custom of sending flowers to members
when will be given up and the money
used in paying for a bond.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

Another evidence Of the intelligence
OF the American people is the fact
that those two bruisers who were GO
ing to hoodwink the people under the
camouflage Of championship battle -
have not been able to get any state to
allow the match. Some time these
fellows will learn that the people are
not any easier to fool than Barnum
suggested.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

Mrs. Trenary, chairman of speakers
for The Woman Committee supplied
speakers In response to twenty two
calls during the third loan drive Six
calls came from the county and six
teen from womens organizations in
the city. The good work done by this
committee during the second loan bore
fruits this time and twenty FIVE So
cieties of women in the city invested
in Third Loan Bonds.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

OF course milk with "only hun
dred thousand bacteria to the cubic
centimeter may be an improvement on
some of the milk now being sold in
Kenosha but why allow the hundred
thousand. Make it ten thousand
Might as well do a real job Of cleaning
all at once.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

Pledges for the emergency drivers
committee are coming in rather slowly,
but their need is shown by the fact
that the chairman, Mrs. Horace John
son, since her appointment short
time ago, h. herself made five trips
to different points in the county in the
interests of the Woman's Committee
County Council of Defense.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

One hundred and ffty-fve women
worked in the house to house canvass
for the sale of the Third Liberty Loan
in Kenosha. In the first ward Miss
Langan, chairman, had 29 workers;
Mrs. Douglas Newell in the second
ward had 81, Mrs. Clark Judd in the
third had 40; Mrs. Vincent in the
fourth IS; Miss Myrick in the fifth
had 8; Mrs. James Myers in the sixth
ward had IL; Miss Mamie Lippert,
s workers in the seventh ward; Mrs.
Rudolph Kriofski in the eighth ward
had S and Mrs. Henry Roper 9 in the
ninth ward. In the work done by the
organization committee under these
various chairmen every house in the
city was visited and bonds offered and
explained.
Miss Harriet Balm has been appointed
chairman Of the Anericanization com
mittee Of the County Council of De-
Tense and has accepted. However she
viii wait until after the state meet
ing of these committee chairmen
which is to be held in Milwaukee some
time this month, before forming her
committee or beginning work in Ke-
nosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

Wallace w. LaViolette who recently
enlisted for the signal corps will leave
early Tuesday morning for Camp Vail
in New Jersey
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

Eddie McGootry, the Oshkosh pugi.
list, has been drafted for military
service. As he has record for
hitting hard and often, he ought to
make an excellent man to put in bat
talon of storm troops.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16

"Buy Thrift Stamps whenever you
are asked to- advises Kenosha wo-
men who knows where of she speaks,
"They are more useful than money, s."
Gone of my friends uses them instead
of post office orders when shopping by
mail, another when travelling uses them
as "tips" to porters and walters. A
teacher in ST. Matthews sewing school
gave them as rewards for improvement
in. departments, and another friend
sends them as birthday remembrances
to her young friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-05-16
The eanteen.

The week just ended has brought
many changes in canteen guests. A
number of men have been recalled to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08
ZTEKI R%EDAKCYJNEJ.

spraw miedzynarodowych. Ma
prawa krzywd, wyzWOlenie pO-
wsZechne--OtO co nam wiesZcZy
nOwina radosna 0 TEN zaWiesze-
niu broni, re zaS W tenn | ola Pol
skiego narodu, niedOla pOnad -
stu-letnia udreczOnego, dOla no
wa swobOdna sic zapOwiada, te-
dy j NASZE serca, nasze bodaj
wiecej cd innych - ~Otwieraja
sic ku tel nowinie upragniOnej,
jake kwiat6w ku rosie kielichy
teskniace - i WIERZA -
WSZYSTKIE SWIECIE VIE
RIA. Re JAKO NAM BYLO
POWIEDZIANE, PRZYRZE--
GONE - TAX NAM BEDZIE
SPELNIONE w CALEJ OSNO-
VIE, re NAM TEN POK0J DA
WOLNA, ZJEDNOCZONA, ME
PODLEGLA POLSKE Y Do
STEPEM DO NORA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08
DO WIADOMOSCI!

WSlystkieh Interesant6w aajuprIet-
sniei PrOsimy o prHestrEeganie PonH
uKy ga w~SSaA5weki
Burn AdmInistracyi nasEeJ "
~ PrEpE dsieG eRly Cd GOdzlny S-meJ
zrRnA do 1880 uIeeEOrem CO dnin' n
wyjatkicm iedzjel 4 SWAT kraJOwych'
.Brych.
Ys.rEsdca PIsma naszeEO PrEyjnuJe
i.TrrcsantSU co dnIa w GODzISACH
phPOLl DN'CH NCH cd 2-SteJ do o-teJ
- g. tyyJgtklrm sobot.
RPIukCya dis lntereSnnt0w otwnrta
lest VGI.hO W GODLiNACH
~ GODIINH lUs3a Do GODZINf
Itt3C' % PO'ndRia tylko "a speeyninS
WrdG,ktu. SaeEeIay prKyjmuJe Inte-
rrsEEtorp TEBkO PO GODLiNlE. 10-teJ
H.lHrD POEJDNIEM.
spFasEa sic - lie moSnosci NsEcIkle
rprE,ry . kedRkeyB. halatwiae PiSSA-
Nh. % na kOBwersneyc diuGic ute niH-
my CsIsnE TytkO W spraWneb sseGSSoi-
s.ici-4ri NFaSL OSObtSts en- Jun mic daj1'
,,r. SIC satufWlG SWiclIc - drpgp kO-
~ryshouacurYI - prOsimy jRTVic slc osU-
.,isrIc. ~xachOwujsC IA wEgledElc. - o.
Gt!.. LuigIny TI-tej EaWy kamy EaEcrc
. mSlysr~ nHjbardhieJ Jestssmy wtedy
En~TradrlrnL
sI.f. alb pIsali CEEIELNIE - ATnA-
NIFSTEN, LJD Ma MAsLHNIE, ME
yBXT SCLSLIWIE 1 TNBhO Ma JE-
yN-I STTONTE PAPiERU.
JrSIt st~ory JakIekOIwiek ME mnIR
hive o.lUAEanP. poehlRnia je - koss
r~SeasryIny. Jesh ~pOSadane 80 do LwrO-
M. ~ ra2iS ME Ogioszenla, naleEy 10
WYaALNIs ZAZNACZNC 1 LAEACL1C
PUCZTOWH Ma EWROTNA
pRLESSL&E-
IaIsyc0 komIrjknt6w do oEiosEenla
uie aaIeSy YrErsyiHe ma kartkHch Oh
kryIJcL3 3~uduyeh tee ME prEEJniuJe SIC
E~.ar.nikaryi teIefonicznych chybn
rTfatkOIvyrh wypadkaehI F6wniek o.
EtoaEen dOiS eEacych ruchu ~ t9Wa-
r.ystnaea ~trIerouicknie ME prLyjmu-
Ws.eIkb, OGluSzenla naleAa 40 DEin-
m. Oxl5sE~a w AdIninlStracJt i tnSn sic
= plrn,i SoSrnrad nnleky.
S,-JSL.kovnai= wSLk'LKIEG6 ro-
S.tn REYOLUCYE ZALOBNEs POLL
@sVTINg 4 Z. d. nAlekz do Dzlaln Oxso'
szSD. o-IaIo.
~. musza byS POdpisane -
a.Srrm naKsvissIem Sgraz q adrrsen pit
sr.r.s: be1insiennych. lub podSlsnRyen
~~sfniEtra able wres1cte sscweEa
..n-f kOuaunikaeyts al kOres-
YoaaensyI nie Ha-mlesEeFany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08
Hiszpanska| Influenza.

Podczas obecnei grasujacej hi-
szpaiiskiej iniluenzy, kt6rej pier
wsze objawy zwyczajnic 50: "a
palenie i Ivy W oczach, c~ieczenic
z nosa, boil w krzyzacll, boi g1o-
Wv, Dol muszkul6w, zimne dresz-
cze, Zebra i z~nuzcnie, nalezy przc-
strzegat wszelkich Srodkow zapo'
biegawczych. Otoz usilnie pole
camy: Nalezy spryskac gardso /
nos Severy Antisepso!em, ktory
powinien bye zrnieszany ma try
czeSci woody ciep}ej. jedna Geese
tej medycyny. Jesli nastapia Dire
szcze, wezcie jedna, lub dwie ST.
very Pastylki ma Zaziebienic i
Grype co try godziny az zoi2-
dek zacznie dzialac. kaszcl row
n!eZ uStapi prZeZ uZy"a4lIc "e'e-
~ Balsamu ma Piuca. ldac do
i6zka wezcie dobrzc ia poty, za5
jesli ME b~edziecie sic czuii leple)
VI ~przeciagu "a godzin zawezwij-
Gle doktora. Powyzsze wskazow-
XII ! lekarstwa So bardzo skutecz-
re. So sprzedawane przez apteka
rzy wszedzie pc nastepulacyci
ccnach: Severa's Antisepsol. 50
cent6w; Severa's Cold and GT;?
Tablets, 80 centow; Severa's Bal
sam for Lungs, 25 i 80 centow,--
Jezeli ME bedziecie mogli tycil
iekarstw dostac w apiece, zanow
Gle je wprost cd w. F. Severa Ga.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. O&i"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08
ZnIOEona 1897 roku.
MACIERZ P0LSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 1903.
GLowNY:

Ks. FrauciszskN Gordon. Moderator.
KS. A. \. kiOwO. WiCe-Moderator.
WojCiech +. S7skG. "rezes.
AutOuina R~aranOwSka. Wice-prezeSka.
WOjcisch Menkick!. Wice-prezes'
TomaSZ = B~laChowSki. SekretaTZ.
Franciszek WitkowsEi, SkarbniN.
SsaniSla L~iczmahSkL. DyrcktOr.
Wledystaw LopatkG. Dy-ektor. =
Anton. MazG.k, Dyrektoc.
LeoSadya EohczyE. Dy-eEtorka.
Sa,o.aca Urbanska. DyreStorka,
F'r2nciszNa Biesghke. Dyrektorka.
DR.. -. A. Duiak. IeEarz NacZelny.
Adv. Piotr p. M.ndaE. Doradca Prawny.
Berta &. WOitaIewlcE. NSys.. SeGr. Gen.
GODLINN HIUROT..:
Biuro Xarz2du Cl0wreg0 n'~Grts W
dni pOvszednje Cd gDLZ. S-.' "anO do
s-tei wieczorem. Nv SObo:" lei po-
D~Oiudaiu). WieCZOreU, W y. c>TSZed-
ME 2 wyjltkiem sObotyD. OIL godZiny
T-mei d. 9-rei. - w uieiZ.s.e / Swieta
uroczyste. biuro Jest zamknlete.
PrezeSa; " p~OniedziaiEi ! piStki VIE
czO-am! oil goiziRy Incl do 9-tet.
WSZe,kie kOTeSpOadeHcye 60 Giowne-
70 PrNeSa ualezy adrcS1wac:
wOSCIECE +. SOSki.
t455 w. Division str ChieaGO, III.
SekretarEA: " ~poniedztatki, wtorAl
s-Ody / CZwartki. WiecZOrami Cd SOdZi-
ny 7-mei do 9-tei. / od l-Szej pOpolu-
dniu c~Odziennie. Z wyjQtkiem Soboty, cd
9-tei 10 l-SZei.
SkarbnIka: we wtorki. Srody I p.9tSl
cd godziuy 7-nej do 9-teJ wleczorenn.
S~kladanla opiat. Wszslkie opiaty do IA
sy CiowHej Drzyj1!uis Kasyer Glowny
podcz2s EodZ.n ofjSO EyCl- ALDO we dnie
y godzj1acH OC.sVwycA. SekretarH Ge-
n%cralny.
Wsle.k'c lsty radsylac nalezy ma re-
&c SeE~Nta~Ea GeuCrainSEO:
TONASK =. BLACHOWSSI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater.
1853 ". Division str. Chicago, III,
FINANSE.
PrzckGZv 5aUkOwe pocztowe
(ChecES. money orders ctcD Ralezy wy
lac ia uSganiZaCEc:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
4 prZesylaC pod sdreSen:
FR. WITH WSKT.
1855 W. Division str, CbIeago. III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Bturo Zarzqdu Gl6wnegO:
l455-57 w. Division Utica,
Ma druEiem pietrze.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08
0 Free Poland"
slow ki|ka.

Otrzymalismy z prosba O "a
mieszczenie:
Przeszlo micsiQc temu napisa-
lem do redakcyi Free Poland"
list, kr6tki i weziowaty, Z prosbq
G wykrcslcnic mig Z listy prcnu-
mcrator6w Z powodu, IL pismo
stale sic jalowem, nieintereSujq-
Gem ! nieodpowiadajqccm wralc
swemu zadaniu. Redaktor, p.
White, podziekowai mi "a szcze-
rose i pros;l @ wsp6}pracowni-
ctwo.
Obecnic, gdy waia sic losy
5wiata cywilizowanego, edy ro--
kowania pokojowe So kwestya
niedalekiej przysz!o5ci. gdy wal
Ia 0 Lige Narod6w zaczyna sic
ia dobre, gdy GAIA Siowiahszczy-
INA budzi sic do u&wiadomionego
zycia narodowego, gdy szczegd-
i3we rozStrzygniecic sprawy pol
skiej zbiiza sic Z nieubiaga1a a
upragniona ola mas konieczno5--
cis, my pozwalamy ia powoll'e
konanie pisma, kt6re r1iafo bye
swiatfena, bronia, przcdstawicie--
lem naszym, wyrazem 1laszych
opinii i prasnieh.
lyle jest spraw waznycl1
zywotnycll, kt6re nalezy oma-
WAC, lyle mylnych pojet o spra-
vie polskiej wsr6d Amerykanow,
kt6re powinno sic prostowae, ty-
!. zalezy ma ciagiem przedsta-
wianiu Polski j Polakow we VIA
sciwem swietle, a Free Poland"
bawi sic W przedruki, W drobno-
sikh, W omawianie rzeczy po-
wierzcilownie tylko dotykajacych
spraw polskiego narodu.
Narodowe aspiracye i polityka
inaych ludlow siowiahskich ME
bcda bez wplywu ma o~stateczne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08

Ze spraw czysto I prasowych
postanowiono utworzenie PREY
Biurze Iniormacyjno = Prasowem
agency prasowej, kto-
r. bedzic dostarczaia ~wszystkim
najwazniejszych wiado--
noSci &c spraw polskich i z ME-
mi ziaczonych, jake czcrpac be-
die &c zr6dci prasowych i pry--
watnycl: W ten sposob %rcfcrat
tych wiadomoSci stanie sic VIE
cej jednolity i bedzie prowadzo-
ny konsekwcntnic systematycz--
lie, ma czem zyskaja pisma i pu-
blicznost czytelnicza.
:;
Ma tenn wazniejszych spraw
program wyczcrpano. Jak widac
L
program ten bardzo byl obfity,
1 wszystkie kwestye omowione
So prawdziwie znaczenia pierwszo
rzedncgo. Ze szczerem zadowole-
piszemy o tych rzcczach,
kt0re rozwazano jasno, otwarcic,
be- zadnych &c strony zadnej
umknieG i Wymijah: nastroj pa
nowal jak najlcpszcgo porozu-
micnia, kt6ry zacheca, a zapowia-
Ga dobrzc ma przysz}o5t: przeko-
nano sic obustronnie, re ME TAXI
ktoS - tam straszny, nj czarny
- jak go maluja...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08

rozwiqzanie kwcstyi niepodlesio-
sci Polski. Otw6rzmy wiec szpal-
ty Free Poland, ola Czcch6w,
Slowak6w, Ukrainc6w. Professor
Masaryk, niejednego m6glby mas
nauczyt. Me pomijamy milcze-
mem piracy Litwin6w. PoproSmy
o wsp6ipracownictwo polska ill.,
teligencye we Francyi i tych
swiatlejszych Anerykanow, kt"-
rzy Z prezydentem Wilsoncm ma
~czele, widza W obecnej wojnie NE
tylko walke Paiistw C%entralnych
Z Aliantami, ale walke ccsarstw
Z republikanni, z1laganie sic mill.
taryzmu Z demokracy2.
Wiemy, il latwo jest movie ;
pisac, a trudno dzialac. Wierze
|jcdnak w nasze silly. Many po-
Eazna liczbe zdolnych ludzi do
brze wladajqcych piorcm. Jest
chec do piracy. Re znliana kicro-
wnictwa, materyai sic z~najdzie.
Trzcba umicc szukaG. Mech obcc-
ny rcdaktor ustapi a pismo MECH
powroci do Chicago. MECH Wy
dial Narodowy poszuka odpo--
wiednich sif redaktorskicll. w
lazie trudnoSci w tyrn kierunku,
riech redagowaniem zajmie sic
komisya zlozona Z redaktorow
pism polskich W Chicago. Wlej-
my we Free Poland' troche ~
ca. silly, Swistfa, walk.
SWAT stoi w p~lomieniach, losy
Polski sic waza - zycie Tub
smierc - a pismo majqce repre-
zentowac mas wSr0d Ameryka-
now, bawi sic W sucte notatki i
przedruki. TAX lekko jest pr6zao-
wac.
Por. M. J. Kostrzewski,
Camp Wadsworth,
South Carolina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08

znaczna wiekszoscia. T~erytorya
wymienione So wlasnie tie, do
kt6rych Polacy przedew5zy'
stkiem maja prctensye, tie vice.
jak Z powyzszego logicznie wy
nika, So rzeczywiscie i W caiej
rcini - bezspornie polskiemi.
Ale nawet i poza 14tu punkta-
mi Wilsona - dowodzi Times"
dalej - prezydent przez sekrcta-
RIA stanu Lansinga wyrazif pra-
gnienic i ~tendcncye kraju naszc-
go i ludu, ably W ~przyszfosci Judy
siowiaiskie byfy wyzwolone Z
pod panowania niemieckiego, czy
austryackiego, a dotyczace ich
kwestye terytoryalnc i spory ma
cyonaIistyczne maja bye zaiatwio
lie ma podstawie zasady podnie--
~sionej W tel w%ojnie samostano--
vienna politycznego. Ma tel casa
die - koniecznie niczawodnie
nalezy sig Polsce ca}y TABOR jcj
rruski: must on jej bye oddany
! Z pcwnoScia oddany bedzie.
Nalczy sic to Polakom - kohl
czy dzicnnik omawiany chloe
by i Z tel przyczyny, re narod
ten z nadzwyczajnie silnem IL
swiadomieniem swojej odrebno--
sci nacyonalnej i Z wytrwaioscia
podziwu godna - sprzeciwia} sic
germanizacyi intensywnej re
strony rzadu pruskiego przez lat
Z CORA sto, w kt6rych ostat--
Mich lat trzydziesci by}y jednym
rieprzerwanym ciagiem p~rzesla-
dowania, wyjatkowych praw eko-
romicznych, jezykowych, praso-
wych, socyalnycll, politycznycll,
wyznaniowych i wszelkich ia
kie sobic pomySlec MONA. Pola-
cy wytrzymali to wszystko Z cd
pornoScia, jakiej podobnych PREY
k!ad6w jest w dziejach niewiele
i utrzymali tabor pruski polskim
Z malymi w~yjatkami - mic ME
znaczacymi. Taxi nar6d, ktory W
podobnych warunkacb utrzymai
sic PREY swej kulturze, swym je-
zyku, swoich tradycyach - taxi
narod ME utraci praw mu nalez-
nych, ani ia to ME poradzq, a
Niemcom ME pomoga przeWrot-
ne wybiegi dra Sofia. Rozumie
MY to, re Niemcom potrzeba bo-
gatego - rolnie Poznaiskiego,
bogatego - mineralnie Slaska,
potrzeba i'm ~pobrzezy Baltyku,
by do NORA i konkurcncyi ma
MEM Polski ME dopuscic, a ze5y
mice ia w swej mocy i ma swej
iasce pod wzgledem ekonomicz--
rym, - ale owe lakome wzgledy
~prusacze ME ~przemowia do pre-
konania sprawiedliwych przcdsta
wicieli narodow ia kongresie
Pokoju. Ergo: tabor pruski musi
bye wolny i zwrocony Polsce.
Ziote siowa i wywody oby
sic nam W caiej peini ziSciiy!
----
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-08
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