davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03
Do Druhen i Druh6w, delegatek i de,
legat6w ma XIV Zjazd. Okregu III.
2. S. p. W Peru, Ill
Druhny i Druhowie -

Druhny i Druhowie:
Ma mocy g1osowania przez referen-
dunn Ziazd XIV. u. S. p. w A. odbedzie
| sic W czwartek, dnia Ago lipca, b. r.
W Sokolni Gniazda $50 u. S. P. w A.
D. mr.. sol st. Marks St, W Peru, Ill.
Zlot og6lny bedzie zwolany w niedale-
kiej przysz1oSci.
Zjazd obecny uwazam za najwazn1e1
sly W historyi naszego Okregu. Ma tym
Zjezdzie many przeprowadzic uchwa-
1y, kt0re powieksza nasze szeregl l kto
re zainteresujq wiecej nasza dziatwe a
szczeg6lnie meska cd Is do q roku, a
ze1ska cd II do IS roku.
Najlepsze silly nasze obecnie znaJdu-
ja sic W Armii badz to Stan6w ZJed.,
badz to Armii POlSkiej, pOzOstali pre-
waznie starsi i ci, kt6rzy ME skohczylt
81 roku 5-go czerwca, 1917 r. Niema
kwestyi, re woina obecna bedzie zakoh-
| czona zwycieStwem ola Aliant6w, a z
ich zwyciestwem %powstanie Polska -
Wolna i Nlepodlegla z przystepem do
NORA.
Trzeba vice zastanowic sic mad PREY
sz}em kierunkiem Sokolstwa, tn ma
| ObczyHnie majac ma mySli juz Wolnq
Polske. w tym roku w ~wrZeSniu, W
Wilkes Barre, Pa, odbedzie sic Zjazd
| Walny Sokolstwa, jest vice stosOwna
pora ma naszym Zjezdzie Okregu "a
stanowic sic i rozpatrzec braki W ma
szych uchwalach 1 ulepszyc je a pred
stawit ma Zjczdzie Walnym do przyje-
cha.
1. Wypada nam ~zastanowic sic mad
ujednostajnieniem munduru Sokolic |
| Soko}6w, ola Skaut6w i dziatwy oboj-
ga p{ci.
2. z. s. ?. powinien O]pracowac regu-
lamin zasadniczy Ola ~Gwiczacych tax
starszych jak i dziatwy.
3. Obmyslec, W jaki spos6b MONA
pozyskac dostateczna ilosG Naczelni--
GEEK, Naczelnik6w, Skautmistrz6w ola
Gniazd.
4. Zapoczatkowac silny fundament 1
~agitacye, celem ~zaciagniecia do Sokol-
silva dziatwy, oraz wprowadzic W ~
Gle uchwale przyjeta ma OStatnim Zjcz-
die co do klasyfikacyi dziatwy.
5. Godne jest p%olecenie zaprOwadze'
MIA gier W pike reczna tz. Baseball
%zewnetrzna i w~ewnetrzna, ~szczeg6lnie
ola starszej dziatwy 1 CRY W pike ko-
szykOwa.
6. Nalezy rozpatrzeG uchwaie zapa.
d1a ma ostatniem Zjezdzie, tyczaca sic
wycieczek dziatwy / skaut6w - 1 spo'
! sob pokrycia kOszt0w tychze.
Gniazda, lub Druhowie | Druhny
maja jake wnioski do przedstawienia,
niechaj je nadesla natychmiast ma re,
ce ~sekretarza Okregu pm. 1868 Milwau-
kee V
Poniewaz Prezydent Stan0w Zjedn,
W swej p~roklamacyi z okazyi dnia Ago
lipca, prosi, azeby demonstracye lOjal-
noSci by1y urzqdzane Pc calych Sta
mach ZjednOczonych, przetO uwazam
"a sw0j obowiazek ZaapelOwac do
Gniazd miejscOwych W Peru i La Sale,
oraz do delegation i gOsci, azeby W de-
monstracyi, ktore bedzie urzqdzona W
La Sale - wszyscy wzieli udzial be-
wyjatku. KOmitet miejscOwy zapewne
tax sic urzadzi, re wSzyscy bedziemy
mogli wSp6IuczestniczyG W pochodzie.
Ma TEN kohcze z ia mySla i zycze-
MEM, re Zjazd ten udowodni, IL Okreg
II, jak dotad tax i nadal wiernie be-
die sta} PREY zasadach swych sOko-
Itch.
j. S. RybiCki,
pro1oc 0Lroou TT Y g ID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03
ODEZWA
ODEZWA
do oficer6w acknowledgement, preze-
sow komitet6w / Subkomitetow
obywatelskich.
New York, 10 czerwca 1915

New York, 10 czerwca 1918.
Chwila, kt6ra zadecyduje o losie
Polski, zbliza sic szybko. Gdy chwila
ia nadejdzie, %potrzeba bedzie wyte-
Eye wszystkie nasze silly, ably sprawe
polska nalezycie poprze6 wobec mo-
carstw, W kt6rych rekach spoczywat
bedzie przyszlosG panstwa p%olskiego.
Jednym z czynnik6w, kt6ry dzia-
lac bedzie ma nasza korzysG W tym
wielkim momencie dziejowym, jest
Armia Polska. CT, do ktorych nalezy
wype}niG szeregi tel Armii, pospie-
szyli juz | spieszyt beda nadal pod
sztandar Blalego Orla, ably krwia
swoja przyczynit sic do uwolnienia
narodu polskiego cd jarzma hanieb-
nej niewoli pruskiej.
Drugim czynnikiem, moze ME mniej
waanym niz akcya zbrojna, jest ak
eva dyplomatyczna 1 prasowa, zmie-
rzajaca do tego, ably narody 1 rzady
alianckie usposabiac przychylnie ola
sprawy polskiei, ably Armii Polskiej
dac nalezyte poparcie polityczne, I a.
by nietylko uZyskaG reprezentacye
ma k%ongresie pokojowym, ale take
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

W parafii Sw. Jana Kantego odby3y
sic juz try posiedzenia W sprawie ma
jacej sic Odbyc manifestacyi W dniu
Ago Iipca b. 7. W parku HumbOldta.
UchwalOnO wziac jak n~ajlicznieiSzy u
dziaI w wymarSzu do pomnika Tadeu-
sza KOSciuSzki. Dziwnem jest bardzo,
re niekt6re ~towarzystwa, pomimo Ia
wiadomie6 listownych / og}osze6 W
dziennikach i z ambony, Okazuja sic tax
niepatryotycznemi, re wcale sic ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

by r~eprezentacye to godnie podtrzy-
mac.
Ma obie tie strony naszej piracy ma
rodowej potrzeba znacznych sum pie
niedzy. Kampania Majowa, proWadzo
ma przez najwyzsza reprezentacye zor
| ganizowanego wychOdztwa polskiego
W Ameryce, jaka jest Wydziaf Naro-
| dowy, zakreSlila sobie eel pozyskania
ma najbliasze potrzeby polskiego ru-
| chu Observation-Disclosures sunny jed
nego miliona dolar6w. Sumo to mo-
zemy zlozyG i powinnismy ziozyG o.
choCzo i spiesznie.
Przeznaczenie Funduszu Majowe-
go jest powszechnie wiadome. 70
procent tego funduszu ma bye obro-
cone ma ub%ezpieczenie naszych synow
i braci, oddajacych Polsce swa krew
zycie i zdrowie. Pozostaie 25 procent
ma bye uzyte ma pomoc Armii Pol
skiej ma sprawy narodowe okreslo-
ne wyzej. Jezeliby rozpolitykowane
spoIeczenstwo polskie mia}o -
wSr6d ~nedznych maiokastkowych
kl6tni zaprzepaSci6 Kampanie Majo-
wa, to by}aby niepowetowana szko-
da ola naszej sprawy, 1 zal by by}o
d~oprawdy tel czystej, ofiarnej .krwi
polskiej, ~z1ozonej ma o}tarzu Ojczyz-
ny przez naszych o~chotnik6w.
DIS ME czas ma spory i porachun-
XII osobiste czy partyjne, dis Gale
spoleczehstwo powinno sic poddat
pod jedne wladze / pracowaG karnie
/ zgodnie. Strzeamy sic tego bledu,
kt6ry zgubi} Rosye. Bolszewicy my
Sell, TAX jak niekt6rzy z mas, co i'm
sic wydawalo idealnym rzadem ma
rodowym; dis poznali, re ten ideal
ny Rad byl u}uda, "a kt6ra goniac,
wciagneli nar6d w bagno anarchii, u
pduhu ] HdHDV.
Fundusz Maiowy Jest sprawl bezpo
Srednio d~otyczaca Armii Polskiej. Ma
organizacyi Armli to jest ma CEN
trach rekrutacyjnych / komitetach O.
bywatelskich spoczywa obowiazek u
silnej piracy w Rampant Majowej.
Nalezy wykazaG, w mysl powyzszych
wywod6w, wszystkim osobom powo-
lanym do wspQlpracy W tel kampanh,
niebezpieczehstwo grozace sprawie .
powodu rozprezenie i rozpOlitykowa-
MIA og6lu. Nalezy zrzeszyG i pobu-
dziG do piracy W kazdej miejscoWo-
sci komitety do zbierania f%unduszu,
przeciwienstwa zaiagodziG, watpliwo-
sci wyjasniG, uSpiony zapat ozywic.
Kazda miejscowoSG powinna wyzna-
czyG sobie sumo, kt0ra ma stanowic
jej udzial W dare milionowym ola
sprawy polskiej i postawic sobie "a
punkt ambicyi, ably te sumo jak mai
predict p~ozyskaC, gdyz Kampania do
mega juz wkr6tce do konca. Udzia}
ten wynosiG ma % cent6w ma kazda
glove ludnoSci, czyli W mieScie licza-
Gem 10000 ludnoSci polskiej wynie-
sic on $4,000 ftp.
Do dziela zatem! Mech ia organi-
zacya nasza, kt6ra stworzyla. Armie
Polska da i teraz dow6d swej spre-
zystosci i energii, doprowadzajac
Kampanie Majowa do pomy5lnego
wyniku.
Komisya Wojskowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03
z WOJCIECHOWA

" parafiI sw. Wojciecha, gdzie pro-
boszczem Jest x. Kazimierz Gronkow-
ski, zostafo za3o4one Towarzystwo pod
wezwaniem, Tow. Matek, p, o. Matki
Boskiej Bolesnej. Powyasze Towarzy-
stwo sklada sic tylko z matek ktorych
synowie znajduja sic W szeregach Ar
mil amerykanskiej lub polskiej. Jul
kiIkanascie matek zaplsaIo sic do tego7
towarzystwa; uprasza sic wszystkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

Pc bezustannej trudnej 1 mozolnej
piracy naszych spiewak0w i Spiewa-
GEEK, kt6rzy pOSwiecaja sic c~alOrOcznie
ola pieSni kt0ra tuli dziecie do snu j
place mad grobem starca, odbedzie
sic dnia 14go lipca, b. r. WycieczSa
prywatna (tylko ola cz}onk6w cz{on-
kim jake tez / innych osobistoSci kto-
rych zarzad ch6ru do tego upowaznt,
W pieknej i uroczej miejscowosci Park
Ridge, Ill, W ogrodzie Boechter'a'. Be
da tam wyScigi, ta6ce, narodowe l vie
lie innych zabaw. Piknik czyll zabawa
prywatna odbedzie sic "a inicyatywa
D. Franciszka Nowickiego, m~iejscowe-
go organisty / dyrygenta oraz prezesa
Ch6ru starszego, sw. G~rzegorza. W
powyzszej wycieczce biora udzta& diva
chory p~arafialne; Choir sw. G~rzegorza
(starszy) 1 Choir Sw. Jana Kantego
(m}odszy). Kapelanem tychze ch6r6w
Jest miejscowy proboszcz Y. Stani--
shaw Siatka, G. r. a wlce-kapelanem
ktory rownie2 jest dzielnym ~pracowni-
klein, jakote2 1 milosnikiem piesni jest
X. DR.. wojciech Kmieclk; @. R. Cho-
~ kantowskie starannie przygotowuja
sic do ~uroczystego obchodu dwudziesto-
piecio letniego jubileuszu, ktory odbe-
die sic prawdopodobnie W jesleni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

Ostra dyskusya wy}oni}a sic ma o.
Statniem posledzeniu stow%arzyszenia
,,Avondale Merchants Association" 2
powodu manifestacyi pat%ryotycznej
planowanej ma Czwartego Lipca. Pan
Szymon Sikorski radzil polskim byzne-
sistom przyIaczyc sic do Polskiej mani
festacyi W parku Humboldt'a, lecz O.
stro s~przeciwi3 sic temu pan Roman
(dawniej Nowaczewski), ktory szor-
stko p~owiedzaY, Re to % Polacy urza-
dzaja, nigdy sic ME udaje....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

p~oSiedzenia ME ~pokazuja. Sprawl ia
obchodzi mas wSzystkich i wszyscy po-
winniSmy wziac W niej udzia& jak je-
den MAJ. Przeciez jedno t~Owarzystwo
ME jest lepsze cd drugiegO i gdy sic
rozchodzi O jakiS wystep W parafii to
ME powinnO tan braknac ami jednego
czionka a ME mniej towarzystwa. A
zeby dae jeszcze ~spOsobnoSc tym iowa
rzystwom kt6re sic ME zglOSily, TWO
iujemy oStatnie poSiedzenie admin
stracyi i czlonk6w kazdego tOwarzy-
silva, kt0re sic Odbedzie dzisiaj, to jest
W Srode, o godzinie Smej wiecz6r W
hall parafialnej. Apelujemy zatem do
tych to~warzystw, azeby sic stawi1y ma
posiedzenie / podaly nazwiska swoje.
Wszystkich zaS czionk6w wyzej wy
mienionych towarzystw i tych, kt6re
sic zgiSsza, upraszamy, azeby sic ME
wymawiali, IL bez jednego sic obejdzie,
ale azeby Stawili sic wszyscy, zw4asz-
CA, re "a Staraniem miejScowego pro-
boszcza y. Stanisiawa Siatki c. R..
Zdjete beda z kantowskiegO wymar-
szu obrazki ruchome ma miejScu, kt0-
re beda ~pokazywane p6zniej ma scenic
W hall parafialnej. Zaznaczyc wypa-
da, re opr6cz flagi honorowej nieSio-
nej przez m~arszalk6w koScielnych, wy
Stapi nasz Klub Pan Kr0lowej Kingi
W dw6ch automobilach przedstawiajac
,,Czerwony Krzyz". Panic beda w Mich
robiiy po6czochy / inne potrzebne RE
czy ola naszych polskich wojak6w. Je-
szcze raz upraszamy ably wszystkie to-
~warzystwa W naszej parafii wzie}y u
dzial W tym wymarszu. A vice, zatem
wszyscy ma posiedzenie dzisiaj o 60
dzinie S-mej wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

pTswfe k14dy polski agent reaF
nosciowy oglasza sic W DZlENNlku
CHICAGQSKIM DO nie1ednokrotni'
przekona} sic. 10 tn uajleDisj mu
We oplacl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03
1.anych s~..Tdsr.y aseiseacsy,

= ns6nych s~zaIbisrxy Z aaeisgacsys
@yhajscych ma kieszenIs latwevtsr.
lyeh. ME ma DZIENNIK CHICAGO.
XXI ma swych szpaltach, b sswssa
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu. ossukahcss
fire sales" stanovc1o " DZIENNI.
Ku CHIoAGOSKlN egiaasans hvd
Ne noEs,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

ost.snis viadomoSci . 03eRysAy.
uroxmaicone oryginalnemi iliustra-
,ysmi, snmiesscsa stale DzIBNNK
CP.dAGORI .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03

Prawie kn4dy IeknrE polpk1 staIo o.
tach DZIEENIKA CHlCAGoSKtNol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-03
j, s, Rybicki,

Prezes Okregu II. z. S. p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
How He Gained 26
Pounds In Weight
Was Slender and Frail Found
Marvellous Power in Woods
V Tabules.

Having tried n vain 20 put on some
tlesh. James Walton began 70 believe that
there was rothing under the sun that
could fatten him
once he took a months vacation and
drank milk (Which he never used ordi-
nariiyl in the hope OF gaining weight, but
he added less than a pound.
Hearing Of case in Georgia Of a -aan
who had put On - pounds. Mr. Walton in
vcsugated and found that the secret was
IN the taking regularly for short time a
certain remedy known as Woods Y Tab
uies. and in following the simple easy di-
-ccuons provided Herewith FOR those who
want &c add five TO forty pounds in
healthy weight
From the very outset M. Walton felt
-uVigorzted and. according 10 his own
sworn narrative, be says: 7 knew in
stinctivelv that at last / had found the
right tonic. Il made ne active and am
bilious, yet complacenrly receptive TO the
welcome strengthening OF my muscles.
improvement in my blood and steady de-
velcpment OF weight
There was no gain during the first two
weeks. although I felt astonishingly better.
Then in the next week I added a pound
aud my weight kept increasing until now
7 am no longer the fran. cadaverous. pale
Individual Of ~. Tut am the robust.
younger-appearing man Of 153 pounds.
more capable. mentally and physically.
and my friends look upon me with de-
lighted amazement"
otfer striking reports come rom men
and women who have obtained eZtraurd-
mary benefit in weight increase and viEor
through Woods V Tabules, which are for
sale at all good druggists under guarantee
q Increasing your weight OK money back.
What could be f7irer ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping youngis to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
iverand bowels-there'snoneedofhav -
ing a salloW complexion - dark rings
under your eyes -pimples-a bilious
look IN your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctorwill tell you ninety
per cent Of al sickness comes from IN
active bowels and liver.
Dr.. Edwards, awell-nown physician
IN Ohio, perfected a vegetable com
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that exuberance Of spirit thar
natural buoyancy which should be en-
joyed byeveryone, bytoning upthe liver
and clearing the system Of impurities
You viii know Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets BY their olive color. 10c and
25c per box. All druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
HOW DOCTORS TREAT
COLDS AID GRIPPE

Ask any physician or druggist and
he viii tell you that the best and only
effective remedy for a bad cold, sore
throat influenza or Ia grippe Is what
he calls "a brisk calomel purge, Do
which means a big dose Of calomel at
bed time. But as the old style calo-
mel has some very unpleasant and
dangerous qualities physicians and
druggists are now recommending the
improved nausealess ca1omel called
-Calotabs" which is purified and re-
fined from the sickening and danger
Gus effects and whose medicinal vir-
tues are vastly improved.
One Calotab on the tongue al bed
time with swallow OF Water.-that's
all. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your diet.
pleasures or work Next morning
your cold has vanished and YOUR en-
tire system is purified and refreshed
Calotabs are sold only In original
sealed packages. price thirty-five
cents. Your druggist guarantees
Calotabs by refundinE the price II
YOU are not delighted Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09

over them. Callous places, rub with
oil Corns already treated with
lemon, Cif this little known corn cure
has been on for several hours can be
filed down. or can have a lot Of the
hard skin removed with a pair OF Gu
ticle scissors and the spot bound up
with a rest pad" or even with gauze
OF plaster, TO prevent the rubbing
OF the shoe
Finally the whole foot should be
massaged with the hands. II the skin
is very dry, or If the foot has a ten
dency to be stale" il should be
rubbed with cream. II you have been
very tired and the feet ache. even
after the bath, rubbing with diluted
lemon juice is very refreshing
though this Is really an emergency
treatment" for tired out feet.
Finally. dust the feet with boric
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09

The feet need air, rest and sensible
shoes.
cause I am glad 10 find women at
last taking a real interest in the
health. as well as IN the looks. Of
their feet. If I could persuade Just
ten women TO change from high
heeled. pointed too footgear. to round
toe and low heeled shoes, I should feel
had accomplished a regular mis-
sion in lifei
However, to go back to foot treat
ments-
Generally speaking. once a week
treatments will keep the feet in good
condition. IL the shoes worn are fairly
sane. Right after the bath-during
which the feet have been scrubbed
hard with a flesh brush-go over
every toe with a scissors. nail and
corn file. clup the toe nails straight
across, the large one in q slight. in
pointing " (tO prevent ingroWing
nails cut or file off ali ragged bits
Of skin and all callous places. Bind
I'd sore corns with A slice OF lemon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
Bedtime Story for the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE SHELF.
UNCLE WIJGILf AND TIE SHELF.
.-.u.. Rr HOWARD r. GARIs. -nnr.,.n,u,.-1rrn

nose to and fro. I'm not going out
at all any more-everi'
why not?'' squeaked Miss Fuzzy
Wuzzy, as she tied her whiskers up IN
a soft knot. so they wouldn't get un-
der her paws as she scrubbed the
floor. why not2''
Because I'm AFRAID said the bun
ny. Just think what happened 10 me
the last two times / went out. ] saw
JoIlie Longtail the mouse boy, and he
and / heard a big noise like thunder.
and saw flash of light, and ! nearly
fell over backward.
Then, the next day, I picked up a
carrot I saw in the snow, and all OF
a sudden. 1 thought I was shot There
was a big flash OF light and boom
bang noise. No, indeed, I'm not go
ing out any more
well. maybe it VIII be Just as
we'll" said Nurse Jane only please
don't get in my way when I'm sweep
ing and busting the bungalow"
Uncle Wiggily said he wouldn't, so
he remained around, going from one
room to another as Nurse Jane
worked, and he didn't have a good
time at all He was always having to
move. and he missed hopping over the
fields and through the woods TO look
for an adventure
But stll its better than almost
getting shot, and seeing a mousie boy
be scared 10 death" thought Uncle
Wiggily, which are the things that
happened 10 him in the last two
stories, II you viii kindly remember.
So the day passed, and Mr.. Long
ears didn't 80 out in the woods and
fields, and when evening came he was
very unhappy.
All Of a sudden there came a rata
tat-tat knock on the front door of the
hollow stump bungalow just as Uncle
Wiggily and Nurse Jane finished sup
per
Goodness gracious me. sakes alive
and some cOrnmeal hashl" cried the
muskrat lady 4 hope that isn't the
skillery scalery alligator with the
double-jointed tail.'
Nonsense. How could it be-"
asked Uncle Wiggily. IT'S most like
" my friend, Mr.. WhiteWash, the
polar bear. out walking with a snow
ball. III let him in"
But il wasn't 8Ir. Whitewash at all
It was Sammie Littletail. the rabbit
boy.
-Oh. Uncle Wiggily." cried Sammie
VIII you come TO the store with
Jollie Longtail. the mousie boy. and
me- L have TO 90, and I was afraid
TO go alone. so I asked Jollie TO go
with me. BUT now he's afraid. and so
we're both afraid, on account Of the
dark, and II you'u come"
"Of course, III come" laughed IN
Gle WiGgily- But you shouldn't be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09

ing and antiseptic.
Questions and Answers.
Violet-With dark. rich coloring and
brunette eyes and hair, I should
think the prettiest dress for winter
days would be 4 warm. brown wool
jersey Have this made almost
straight in line, and loose. slim, with
a few pleats at the side for the need
ed fulness. Have a deep U-shaped
open front. and ill this in with a
collarless guimpe Of henna colOred
Georgette-the new shade. Perhaps
this same color could be introduced
into the cuffs. and repeated on the
belt This should be very narrow.
embroidered. perhaps, in henna color
silk. Stunning-this autumn leaf ef-
fect-on a girl your type.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
FINDS SOME CONFEDERATES
DRAWING DOUBLE PENSIONS

Austin. Tex. Dec. Col ]. G.
Jones. state pension commissioner.
has just returned from a trip over GER
tain portions Of the state on official
business. and said that he found sew
eral instances where confederate vet
Grams had been drawing double pen
siOns and others where the property
holdings OF pensioners exceed the lin
itatiOns placed by the law These pen
sioners had been stricken from the
rolls. said Col. Jones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1o1s.


conferences. contests and adjustments
are to be expected
Jupiter encourages today the most
sanguine hopes Of Americans who
VIII prosper, especially those OF the
extreme east and west
Steel and iron and all who deal in
them or work with them are Wen
directed
II is sway beneficial 10 engi-
neers, bridge builders and all who
are engaged in construction OF pub
lie buildings.
The morning seems 10 be especially
favorable for newspapers and the
stars promise good things that viii
inspire the nation
Contracts are under a most for
tunate government Of the stars It
is especially lucky today for writer's
and there is an indication OF literary
activity
Legislative bodies continue subject
to rule making for much oratory,
bitter debates and sensational events
In England parliament VIII oppose
reforms that viii be pushed urgently
and there may be a change in the
cabinet
Hospitals and public Institutions
viii be greatly In the public mind
during the next few months.
Colonization schemes are 70 be dis
cussed widely. but they have not
the augury OF success
Persons whose birthdate Il is VIII
have success and prosperity in the
coming year. il the stars are read
Alright They should guard against
accidents.
Children born on this DAY may be
rash. hasty and reckless These sub
5ects OF Sagittarius are usually clever
and they generally succeed--Copy-
right. 1918, by the Mcclure Newspa-
PEE Magazine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
why COUGH AND
COUGH AND COUGH?
DR.. Kings New Discovery removes
the danger of neglect

Coughing until the parched throat
grows painful should not be per
mitted. It should be relieved before
It gains Roadway with a dose Of DR..
Kings New Discovery.
The same with a cold or bronchial
attack Millions have used this we'll
known remedy for half a century
regularly without thought OF change.
Sold by druggists since 1859. An
all-important adjunct 10 any family
medicine cabinet. soc and $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09

WHATS the matter. Uncle Wig
W gily" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy. the muskrat lady housekeeper,
one morning, as she noticed that the
bunny rabbit gentleman wasn't start
ing out from his hollow stump bun
galow, as he almost always did. with
his red, white and blue striped rheu-
matism crutch- What IS the matter?
Aren't you going to look for an ad-
venture today2"
NO" slowly answered Mr.. Long
ears. as he shook his pink twinkling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-09
BeantyChatS
Foot Treatments.
q EDNA KENT FoRBE.

ONE reason I am writing so much
" about the feet, is that at this time
OF the year, and in the spring. too.
there seems to be an unusual amount
OF foot trouble. 1t may be because
women have changed from low to high
shoes and TO heavier shoes, and feel
the effects about this time. or per
haps It is because OF the cold wealth
er- In any case, my mail is filled
with requests for information on foot
treatments.
an this is very cheerful to me. be-