davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-06

jest 0 wicle skutccznicjszQ - ni2
slodka.
Sz'iiclct czIowicka jest O cal
missy Cd c%lcso ciala ludzk;cso.
JcSli cI:ccSz najpowazn;ej
wyj$G zc sr0Fu, powicdz swc
zdanic i mic czckajqc ia odpo-
wiedz - odcjdz.
::
.Jc5ii sic mlodzian zcni. wszy-
stkic jcgo dawniejszc ,,wybrane"
jcdnosloSnic potepia o~statcczny
jcgo wyb0r.
Me dopedzisz wczora cugicm,
Mic wyorzcsz ULTRA plugicm.
KS. Jozcf Raka.
Powiadajq, &c milosc slcpa. ale
zakocllany dojrzy dziewnic by
stro, gdy jcSo dziewczyna kogo
innego - okulizujc.
~
Pewna poczciwa kobicta przcz
l. lat prala i pracowa}a ciczko
z%arabiajqc, ably utrzymat meza
m,cponia... ! kicdy go n~arcszcIc
rozjechal pociag, ia ~jcszczc
skarzy kolej o odszkodowanie! L..
7 jak til kogo zadowojic!
ZazdroSt jest jak Glen. kt6ry
chodzi zawszc "a cnotq ! boSa-
GIVEN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-06

insynuujac, re ktores z pism tycll.
co CLOS zabraty, chciaiy czy re-
klame sobie 20 sprawy wybijat,
czy jakics inrle ryby W metaGl
lowit, przyczem ME pozalowano
nam nauki, re - to ME ladnie.. -.
Tcnzc sam ton - charaktery-
styczny niemile zlosliwie
brzni w owym artykule ,Czy
drogowskazy potrzebnc?", kt6ry
zwr6cono juz wyraznic przcciw-
10 naszemu pismu - dlatego, re
omawiajac YNowin' pierwszc
,,wyjaSnicnic" co do archidyece-
zyi milwauckicj - napisaliSm.y,
&c to nwyjasnicnie' ~jeszcze jest
nicjasnc i re ME rozumiemy mic
chetnego odnoszcnia sic mo
win do pism innych, w gre til
wchodzacycl, DO przecie my. sic
AMI ME chcemy rcklamowac, ami
w droge, nikomu ME w%chodzimy A;
jeno tcz sami drogowskazow ME
potrzebujemy..
Hic iacet-inde irae! Obrazily
SIC .Nowiny" i zadasaly sic Smile
sznie, 4 ME widzac juz niczego
wiecej, jeno owo .drogowska-
z6w ME potrzebujemy" uwzie-
ly sic, by nam koniecznie dat dro-
gowskaz - stad tytul artykuiu
rie zupelnie logiczny, gdyz my
wiaSnie O wskaz6wki i wyjasnie-
MIA prosiliSmy w kwesty zaloz"-
mel, a tylko co do sposobow po-
stepowania kwitowalismy z dro-
gowskazow.
Co do samego artykulu, - to
pomijamy najchetniej wszystkle
podjazdy osobiste, wybaczamy Je
,,Nowinom" pro publico bono W
tym duchu, jakiego doze II Mich
widac ME wielka i oswiadczamy,
re z ,,Nowinami" ME chcemy po-
lcmiki - zwiaszcza o kwestye
szk6l polskich, kt6rych pragnie-
MY razem 2 nierni bronic jak
najenergiczniej w jednosci zdah
Il akcyi, ME w poroznieniu. Ola,
tego radzimy szczerze p%oniechac
ans, niecheci i pretensyi, a RE.
czowo dzialaG i pisac. I jezeli tp
,,Nowiny' dadza rade dobra i
droge pokazq iasnq my ia mai
ochotniej przyjmiemy chloe
nawet ,~,drogowskaz0w ME lubi--
my" - jak ich zreszta najoczy'
wiSciej - widac Z caiego zacho-
wanna - i ,,Nowiny'' ME kocta-
|jq... (Niecl,ze sic nam ME dzi-
vial Me aprobuje1ny stawiania
kwestyi takiego, jak owo: ymys-
my pierwsi", liam kredyt wv]a-
czny sic nalezy' gadanie take
ami sympatycznem, AMI pozytecz-
nem, DO zraza innych. Pal szeSt,
kto pierwszy i komu kredyt!
Wszyscy picrwsi do sprawy o.
brony i - gdy obronimy - kre-
dyt wszystkim. Czyz ,,Nowiny"
ME widzq, &c tax, jak one pisz2--
~pojmujac rzecz wlasnie same
okazuja. re i'm idzie O ten wylacz-
ny kredyt i reklame czy jak
tam, sIowem o to, o co podejrze-
wajq innych? Przecie to jasne...
Me chcemy my drogowskazow,
ME chcq ich ,,Nowiny", lecz sko-
ro one nam ich udzielaja, tedy i
nawzajem sic przyda - kwiatek
porzucit droge docink6w i nic--
checi! Tedy ME zajdziem! Idzny
razem, r6bmy razcm, bez inwidyi,
? podjeta sprawe utrzymamy I
szkoly naszc obronimy.
No,y;p,,o ;otO oic,nH r1ieiSc0-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-06
Stany Z~Jednoczone
Uznaja Polske!

Wczotajsze telegramy donio-
sly nam wiadomoSG wielce RADIO
sna, IL prezydent Wilson imie-
MEM rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczo-
rych uznai Polska Armie "a ko-
belligerenta i odpowiednim IL
stem powiadomii 0 tenn bawiace'
go w Waszyngtonie prezesa Pol
skiego Komitetu Narodowego w
Paryzu, p. Romano Dmowskiego.
Jest to uznanie - aktem wido-
mym, ma forum politycznem mic
dzynarodowem - ogromnie waz-
nym, jest potwierdzeniem w calej
rozciagioSci 1890 punktu Z czter-
nastu znanych warunkow ogol--
nych przysziego pokoju, skreslo-
nych przez znakomitego naszego
prezydenta. Specyalnie ola mas
ME byio trzeba takiego uznania,
wazniejszem odeh i dowodem
silniejszym zyczliwosci amery-
kanskiej byio i jest nam to, re
przecie Stany Zjednoczone przez
rok juz zg6ra toleruja u siebie
nasze rekrutacyjne roboty i po-
pieraja je, a nawet wspoldzialaja
2 mimi: jezeli Francya pierwsza
Armie Polska uznala i byt jej IL
mozliwiia, to w kazdym razie ME
zaprzeczona zasiuge realizacyi i
rozwiniecia tel idei Stany Zjedno
czone maja wraz Z dozgonna
wdziecznoScia Polski.
Powiadamy vice nam uzna-
MIA owego ME by1o tax dalece
~potrzeba: my znamy ideologiczny
sposob czystego niezmaconego
1aySlenia i dziaiania naszego pre-
zydenta i wiedzieliSmy, re ma je-
so poparciu budowac mozemy, re
wspomoze en- zawsze kazdego ze-
spofu ludowego zabiegi wolnoS--
GLOVE: przeto i Polski Nar6d "a
ufai, re ma w Wilsonic - sprzy-
mierzenca i ME zawiodf sic. Ale
potrzebnym byf akt, dokument
uznania takiego dla swiata
ola tych tylu narod6w, dis o
swe sprawy W walce najokropniej
szej zmieszanych - potrzebne to
bylo, azeby sprawe nasza posta-
vic ma rowni obok innycll, ably
nie znajacym jej ME wydaNa SIC
poSledniq, mniej wazna. Ia to
vice uznanie naleiy sic wdziecz-
rose i Geese gieboka Polak6w ola
Woodrowa> Wilsona, ktory wogo-
lie zaskarbia sobie znakomicie po-
czesne stanowisko nietylko W
sercach polskich, ale i ia kartach
nowoczesnej historyi polskiei.
Uznanie Polskiej Armii - "a
kombatanta w tel wojnie jest r6-
wnoznaczne Z uznaniem pahstwo
woSci polskiei poniewaz - ME
moze bye armia be- narodu, a
rarody maja bye obecnie wolne,
4 panstwa narodowoSciowo majq
bye organizowane; tedy akt
wczorajszego uznania jest donio-
slym precedensem, ma ktorym btu
dowac mozemy starania dalsze o
nalezne narodowi naszenu sta
rowisko w poczcie innych pahstw
/ rzqdow.
Co do formalnego uznania mic
podlegioSci ~panstwa polskiego-
to, zdaniem naszem - jest ono
nieledwie zbedne TIL w Ameryce
Ii re strony rzadu Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, a to wskutek okoliczno-
sci nastepujacych: Stany nigdy
rie uznaly rozbiordw Polski
skutkiem tego znajduja sic wzgle
dem Poiski ma stanowisku z CA
sew pred rozbiorami; wiec &c
stanowiska tego konsekwencye
snujac, ignoruja poprostu - to
jest NIGGA ignorowac - zbrodnie,
al poIscn S~oatuione 2 wZnaWla1a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
L.ckaies.
Sur meiblide s%alieu enemies"


9as department Of Suffice" in
@aibineton n1adt ooranf aufmerf=
idm, boB Die oeuti6en 5rmlen, Die
oaS amerifaltiihe 8ltrgerredt nid)t
befiser, olio oit ben aulien enemies"
geboren1 in 8esus artf ibren @obn=
iis oenielben 8erpflidtuneef inter
porfen litos mie smd1tnlihe .oIten
enemies. 8e1if lie ibre 8obnung
nedieln monelt unb menm Die lleue
8obrnIng ut oemielben 9iitrift liegt,
ME Die olte, miiiien iie Dies Iofort
oem &egiItrierumgsbeamten mitteile.t,
Der Damn OUT ibre &eeiitrierunesfar-
te Die 1eue @obnung perinerft. 8ol.=
len lie aber IN ei1en anoern Diitrift
5ieben, 70 miiiien iie oell GegiItrle-
rlingsbeamten erlt Inn Die grIaubllls
oa5u erinden. 8enn er oieie grlaltb=
nis nldt giebt, oiirfen tie oen beab-
ttftigten un1aug nidt MAIDEN. 8er
oieie g~eitimmingen nidt beadtet,
fam oerbaftet unb mdbreno ser
Oauer oes arieges feitgebalten per.
0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Gin itets miafommener @ajt.

Die eben eribienene September
mlmnler Der 3eitidrift .Die Saus-
frau.~ wel6e IN Milmautee, @is.,
berausgegeben miro, bietet Dieoer Ell.
men 10 reid)baltigen Snbalt, oaB SET
imrner nieoerfebrenoe gitsiprud Der
Seier oes 8IatteS. es lei Elm tets
lcbniiidtig ermarteter @ait. pone &c
redbtiguug finoet. - Inter ben int.
rclianten 4rtifeln in oieier Nhtmmcr
limo inter atoerem be~rpor5ubeben -
nSn GoIoraoos 5eIienboben,~ bon
yStlbelm s. 2aube; Ser See nnG
feline @rnte~; cine M~bbanolung fiber
gDorrgemiiie uno .5riifte fir Sen
9ausbeoorf"; o9ie 8ebanoIung oog
Sbnitt- uto RiBnerlesungen" ma
e9ie ainoer nno ole arbeit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29

Gor einigen 5agen mollte ld
eineit Sreuno telepbonii6 erreid)en.
Sd gine in Elm @oItbaus, iato bort
aber oen 5ernipred)er beiest. Hun,
16 fonnte partelL aber Der brope
Serr. Der unbemeglid) uno itia, nit
Dem Sobrrobr ON DIR. beim @ppa.
rat itanb, idJien Die abiidt 81 baben,
bort 5ll iibernodten. GUM minoeiten
itanb er oa. uno beuegte fd niht
pom 8lote. Stint = 5ebn = fiinf-
5cbn Miuiten. @nolib mor meme
@eoulo am Gnoe. uMein Serr, a
bcgann ids ygloltben Sic, ib bin
Sbr Sansuorr, ODER mos ioa 3as
beiBen2" aBitl" antmortete Der
anbere, o-nleine 6rau ipridt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Ertit Yreht fit seras:: 9ouneraag ben %. augnf 1918.

MAIDEN uno bepieien oies ourd oie in
Der Seriammlung poraelegten 3ob=
len.
9os 9unoes a~rbeitsbiiro Sat
rie Heisfarmer uno Gotton-Yflon5er,
ueicbe III ben @o1fsG ounties dniGiiia
limo uno nidt geniigeno Mrbeitsfrdfte
sum Ginbeimien Der @rnte babelt,
altfgeforoert iid) nit oem san Unto
MIC siiro in 8erbinouna ali esen.
Miall beaElidttat. sibrten aeitfe aus
ben 8iirrezgnfrifftelt, pelhe aa cb-
,ioht qr6eitslos lino 5u5ltIdidsM
a6reie Greiien biftct BENT
Seier Md einntal 10 bief gefriebi-
gmmg itno ltnterbaltmng, iuenlt er
lneik, baf er tie besablt fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Sslamo unb 9anemarf.

Som iagenumlpobenen Sslano lit
in Der Yreiie MIR lelten oie Neoe =
es lie9t abieits ut1o melt1t MOI ieineat
9ton1el1 ,altsipribt beltft man an POI
triardoliide gerbdltniiie; an are
2ieoerAuno Wdrden, dlt Sis ilno Na=
bel. St 8irflidfeit ober bot oieies
eunoF'eine Der ortidrtttIititen Der
foiillngeil poi1 europa. 5don ietf oent
Sd6re 1889 fenltt niiitdIn " IN Ser d.
aelegeitealr saSniel 'etiiie aatt Srd5i iltl
ffimf1iretdt)tt, 1T ffr6lffben .ai11o. Ns
liieinoeidben itim1nen itdnl1f1 dQe
ielbltltanoigen unper6eirateten Strait
en- Iobalo tic iiber % Sabre aft lino.
Staotsrebtlid) gebort Sic Sniet
Sslano idon lett Dem IA. Sobrbu1=
bert 81 9anemorf, uno lie blieb 6a-
bel, d1h ais i'm Sabre 1914 ibr eiae=
nes Stanmlano Normegen iid] BON
ganemarf loite uno nit S1meoen
Gle linton abfbloB, sic Donn 1905
in Die Bride ging. .ssnnerbalb neS
-
odnii6en &eginle1ltes bat aber oas
fltltureG iebr bod itebenoe isldnoiide
Iolf, Dos auf ein auBerit reyes Sci
ltesleben bon pielen Sssabrbunoerten
5lriifbliH, i6on langit Inn innere
Selbitltanoigfeit g%eruugen. 4n ieinpr
uralten Solfspertretung, Dem mebr
als neltn Sabrbnnoert Beitebenoe1
aaltbine," bat Sslano f~eitgebolien
unb in ben observation-disclosures pon
1874 bot es oieie Goifspertretunla
in Die 6orm eines mooernen 3pei-
fammerlpitems umgegoiien. 9ur1
Die GerfaI1ltng BON 1903 muroe oic
Sonoerltellune ISLANDS nod ib1rfer
betont, inoent Die oanii6e Gegierura
lief oomit einperitanoen erfl0rte, ei.
men beionoeren Winiiter fir Sslallo
81 be5eid]nen, Der nift in &openba<
gen, loiloern in Der isldnoiihe11
@anptitoot Gepfiapif relioiert ulto
Ser isldnoiiden Solfspertretnnq be-
antnprtlih lit.
9ur6 Die iiingIt III unlerem Slatte
mitgeteilten 8eiblIiIe ei1ler gemein3a=
men &ommiIlion aus Sen beioerieiti
gen 8arlaulenten uno Hegierungen
ioa nun Die poaige ItoatsredtIid)e
@leidItellltng ser beioen 2dnoer
ourhgefiibrt weroen. Sails Die beioen
Yarlamerlte urro Die H%egierungen
oieien gntfpnrf aflnebmeH, 10 miro es
III 3ufllnft 5pei p0aig fouperdne itno
chamber glei6geiteate &onigreihe =
9daemarf uno Sslauo geben, sic
in Der Yerfonalunion p~erbunocn
iino. 9ieie ltnion umfaBt III ser
9auptiahe Die Gerion oes aonigs
linb Den bodIten 6eribtsbof. ssslano
fonltitltiert lid ais oollertro neiitraIer
Staat, fiibrt feline ariegsflaege nno
iiberlaBt Die &egelnng Der alism1rti-
gen Ingeleaenbeiten Der oaniiden
Hegierung. SIN iibrieeu aber itebt' Sic
islanoiide ser oaniiden Hegieru1lg
aOllig glei6beredtigt gegeniiber. 9as
Streben Der Ssldnoer nod Selblt=
it1noigfeit bot alio mitten i'm @elt=
friege feline Grfiiauna defunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Jarm-EruSufte

Sortoffeln. California, $4.15 uno
$425.
SiiBtartoffeln, Gam, $3.50 II. $500.
3fptebeln, Seras Bermubas, 81. so liu0
$1.75; @rbital Bare $t.75.
Somuten, ter., 90e nnD $500.
Bobnen, COLORADO, Riuto. pei Bfo !.
$1,000; California gabons, per ctpt.,
$1,000; Hinfs, $3.50; 2iuna, STA so;
Nabb, $500; 8lafehes, S11.OO.
Stride Gtring 8enns, $3.50.
&obl, 1918 nrlb $500 Der 100 Bfuub.
Crime &feffer, $f.25 itno $3.50 Ter
8uidel.
8abiesden, 60c Der Sbo. giinbeI.
WeerretttasW uraein. per Rfo. / Z v
@urfen, $500 per 8ufdel.
grbfen, per fleiner Crate. $500.
9eeten, $500 per 100 8funb.
&opfialat, $2.75 uuo So. 90 per grate
8eteriiIie. Acc per 9nbenos giinbeI.
Yfiriihe, $f.65 rnb Sf.75 per Crate.
@elbe BnraeIn, $500 Der 100 Rfb.
eierpflan3en, $3.50 Der wuidel.
Miiben. $500 per 100 gfanb'
Squafb, $3.50 per 8uIdef.
@anteloupes, $t.25 uno $3.50.
Sptnat. SITS Der Camper.
@riine grbfsn. $500 per 0rmner
Seuelte, SplpIduo, o0c per craze
-Marft.
Gan antonio, %. aueuit, 1918. =
&iibe, $500 his $7.75.
RGlber, $3.50 big $12.0 90.
8uuen. $7.75 Biz $12.60.
S6ien, 5000 big $500.
ct. 2ouis. 20. IuguIt, 1918. ~
@inopieb. Segasegieb, $40 Biz $17.70.
S6tpeine. $t4.00 Biz $t9.s5.
Teae.
98olf unO Studs -. -. 20 gts.
gngoras 3iegen. per Bfo. =. 10 cts.
gnecras 3ieaen. hihdSiat 80. s gts.
Sante.
8elni3ene Sdnite ........1 5c per Bib.
9rifne Sdiite .......... 12c per Efo
Srodene Sd1ite zoe per gfo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Eeine aran tunrbe aeheilt.

reno oreier @ohen mar meine Srau
nidt imItauoe, ibr 8ett 81 berlaiien,"
ifreibt SEER Gbas. Semmerling BON
SaaS, @ean., bod ourd ben &C.
brail6 BON 6orni's Ilpenfrduter III
lie politdnoig gebeilt iporoen uno 1T
iest 10 geiun6, Dab iie mir bel Ger
5armarbeit belfen fam Dies be.
fannie &rGutermittel lit nidJt in 4po-
tbefen 5n boben; es miro Dem Yubll.
fun brett geliefert bon Or. Beter
Sabrnep & Cons 60, 250t @ai6.
ington glpo.- Chicago, 81. (an5.)
lin ~nnIterblidl An meroen. mrtl,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29

aGe Sorteu BON Srud = ar6eiteu,
tuie Slider, nJolbers," grief6useu unS
9oruerts, 3artcn, Gtreufare, Ginlabun.
aen nfu, in Ssutid nuo Gngliif1, nett
ausgefibrt. StanonrS Irtuttua
6 Q b q y. &ahfofser BON @iIions
Sdlmestnaru Brintins Gompnns, 20a
Gauarru Ctr. EEL. Or. 1924.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29

Hips S%ransfer & Storage So. be.
lorgt umsieben, Ginpaftn, @eridif'
fen, pasern, Seppidl-G einisen. 81.
Flee Gil e. GberrD st. Sci. CT. 654
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
1eriht.
Cotton.

sm antonio, bellte 34M gents.
@alpeitpn. seiteru IS Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29
Gottoniamen-grobmf

Gan 4ntouio, 80 ausilt. 1918.
Brine grltbe Cotton Geeb Oil. S1.31
4eut3 Der DnEone
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-29

lin unIterblid 5l peroeu, muB
nian Dor alien 0ingen geltorben fem.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-20
RoBBING THE CHILDREN

The present habit Of turning night
into day in our highly illuminated
towns, with all sorts of exciting en-
observation-disclosures the nerves keyed
up and upsets the equilibrium.
Children in particular are apt to
suffer from late hours and the conse-
quent lack of sleep. For the first two
years of life, eating and sleeping are
the two great essentials.
Babies should sleep from fifteen to
twenty hours out Of the twenty-four
and older children from ten 70 four
teen hours. It is not an unusual thing
to see babies in arms Of very young
children carried, aboutsuntil their par
ents' bed time. This is an injury to
the child which cannot be made up by
additional rest during the next day.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-20

we left the U. s., except the three let
tiers and two cards on New Years day
and l presume it is just as slow get
ting to you. Write to the Grand Forks
Herald and have MI. Scott send the
Republican to my new address. They
do not bring many newspapers across
on account of conserving the shipping
space, but n will ship thru once in
a while and we are glad to get them.
There are a couple Of s~ingle-sheet
American editions of certain New
York and Chicago papers that we
read here, that help to make things
homelike, and lend sU. S. SAVIOR to life
in France.
l am very well and healthy, endur-
ing no more hardship than an coca
sional pain from overeatingx IT'S al
most like sitting on 12-inch cushions
in a New York cabaret. We feel sor-
~ for you folks ins Lawton who are
living thru a NORTH Dakota winter.
Au revior mon pere,clnon mere, mon
frere. Yours,
"a. Eff .-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-02-20

Tusla, Oklahoma, Democrats have signed a petition to President Wilson
urging him to intern former President Theodore Roosevelt "as a public men
ace" because of his criticism of the incapaity of the war Department
It is not surprising the Oklahoma Democratic politicians want Colonel
Roosevelt interned. They believe in interning all those who do not believe
in standing by Democratic politicians wen in violation of moral and statu-
tory law and at the sacrifice of the public welfare. The Oklahoma Democracy
has passed election and registration laws, and " adopted constitutional
provisions, deliberately Intended to defaud all opposition parties and persons
Of q voice in government. The Supreme Court of the United States has been
called O to undo some state constitutional legislation in violation of the pin-
But the Oklahoma Democrats have passed laws. denying to opposition paroles
representation o election boards. They have adopted the most extreme
methods Of stifMng not only minority rights, but majority rule. Like the
sectional Democratic politicians in general they would like not only to gag
and difrarchise, but jail all those who do not submit to the dictaton of The
Democratic pMty machine. sx .xs4 ~
Interning Colonel Roosevelt, however, would prove to be quite some job.
The Colonel probably will be interned oMy. when he is inhrend.- His patrio-
tsm can MOI be discredMed by any gang of Oklahoma Democratic Sstay-at-
home politicians, or by any gangsofs politicians anywhere He hasxlur sons
in the military service of the country and would be on the firing line in
France himself if the opportunity had not been denied him in the fear that
his service abroad might give him political prestige. The demand thai a
man Of Colonel Roosevelts proven patriotism be locked up for being more
loyal to the me who m doing the fighting in this war than those who are
doing the talking; more loyal to his country thanlany laundering office holder,
will only serve 70 warn the country that under the pretense Of war necessity
there are politicians who would pervert the powers Of government itself to
personal and partisan purposes, and who would make: Of this country they
sould, another Venezuela, where criticism of any politician in power, however
nnch it may be demanded by the national safety and welbeing, is sufficient
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PSrInftHnessatail daSn rsAs1in ~
tsdas which may not Is Immediately
appsaent but - bound % Grsrta do
YuinSntA influence Il Ne long fnAi
!oftsn dimes sth4 ilieifec4tsatss perfect
IL apparent tosthe easnklk iittsaligslft
observer. . s y Sc.
Ir4isabiilty and my ons d NOR y
me train 81 evils which result from
an overtaxed nervous system, nay ~
result from continually robbing the
child Of sleep. A regular Bed time
should be axed for ehildren--7ransinyg
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mental and physical hurt. Her first
appearance .on the stage when six
years old proved her ability in her \:
particular line, showing no trace Of
nervousness : OF stage fright. She
sings her songs with such graceful
movements of the body that she has
justly earned for herself the nickname
of "Fairy DOLL"
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There is quite a noise being made in northern Towner county, over the fact
that the farmers of that vicinity recently got gold bricked" in i stallion deal.
If those same farmers feel that they have a grievance 4hey should come over
to Ramsey county and investigate the Towney store deal and they will 90
,ners Of this county got it handed to them. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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II DE- W. G. Toilette has been appoint
|ed director Of military dental wptlk. for
Ills. county. Hisgt SdiuttiieS win D. ~
portionl thses dehtsfe1Ta6Srk to b done sffos'
the soldier boys among the various
dentists Of the county sr4 IS Is
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lad
WRITES HOME

American Expeditionary Force, France
Jan. IA. 1918.
!. Dear Folks.-roday is Sunday, and
altho nothing of any special interest
to you has happened since my last let
ter, I just want TO let you know that
things are progressing o. k. and sat
isfactory at my end.
I was just over to see the rest of the
Lawton boys last night. They just
pulled into our camp yesterday and
are a pretty tired bunch. I talked to
the two Sackenreuter boys, Gus Ma
gel, Russell Young, Joe Kenneth and
George Benson, from Edmore. l did
not see Charles Durbin but expect to
look him up within the next few days.
Charles, I understand, is the supply
serg* of a ambulance company and
so, no doubt, has had a much easier
time of it than the rest of the boys.
The weather here has been very mild
the last few days, altho we still have
snow and ice. Last. night it rained all
night and is drilling a little yett, in
fact the thermometer never registers
very far below e They say jan
uary is the coolest month here, but to
a fellow from N. D., it does not appear
very wintery-about like September
or October at h6me-sometimes UNI
pleasant but no really cold weather.
Our regiment just got paid yes
terday, so the boys all have more mon
ey than they know what to do with.
I am going to make a deposit in one
Of the American branch banks, as I
have really more than I need now;
but the money I took along came IN
mighty handy because it is necessarily
a long time between pay days over
here. When you get a few dollars in
France you think you are immensely
rich. An American dollar is worth
$1.14 French money now, owing to
the premium on our money and near
ly all the French money in circulation
down to and including so centimes,
which is half of a franc or ten cents
of American money, is in paper; SO
you see thai a fellow has to carry
around a roll big enough to choke an
OK before he has any money at all. II
doesn't bother the French much, tho
as they are not used to having very
much to carry, seemingly. An Amer.
lean private draws a bigger pay check
than any of the French commissioned
officers, except those quite high up
The French private gets 6 francs pei
month, about $1.05.~
Taking it all in all, we are having
a pleasant enough time Of it. We ARK
well fed, we'll clothed and well paid
as you will admit by a comparison Of
the French. rates noted above. The
work may be- little strenuous al
times, but we expected worse thar
that, and it certainly is conducive Ia
perfect health: One sees many tales
Of priyation and suffering, bqtISas IN
aas In ablsI = Judy. .athiis
all CUFF concocted by the two-fof-a:
nfekle reporters that zfnfestth iii Il.
gion. They must produce the goods
to earnta salary and hence use their
imagination most astonishingly 20 de.
velop the widest rumofs.s II our :un-
Gle sammy's treatment of US ia fail
sample Of the average, I am sure that
the American soldier Ii the luekiest 81
the lot.
! / have received no mail from che time