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296 SERVICE STARS IN
CIRCUS FLAG
Many Veterans Of the Sawdust Ring are
now in the Army or Navy.

4 service flag showing 29G stars IS
displayed by the Barnum n Bailey
Circus here today. each St;r on the banner
representing a soldier or sailor who tins
time last wear was with the circus, many
of them veterans Of tho Savdust ring
who he'd been with the show from the days
81 their early youth Among these
circus fighters. many Of them already
III France are acrohatS, animal trainers
horsemen. musicians. St@hlcmcn, canv;-~-
men and clowns
Harry Mooney. who direct, the trsln-
ING Of the elephants. John Patterson
the veteran chIci If tho anmal depart
mcnt. Tom ynrh' director Of drivers
and croomS. members IL the >lcgTI~t-
Silbou troupe d seu&lI~t~, two 81 the
members OF the 1917 troupe NOW being
In France Baker the inventor Of clown
tricks, the Flying Cromwcli' and other
veterans 81 aroma and AIT were talking
recently Of the men who have gone INTO
the service ri their country
The best known of he performers who
have entered the srrylcc III ere "a the
army. three IN the regular sre Charles
Silbon. Il ! SIcqrIst, iarl Eihs George
Black Harry Pearc and Terry Clayton.
Silbon and SiegriSt ;rc admittedly among
the greatest aerial performers who have
ever appeared ~ the country They
are representatives Of the circus ans
tocracy. for the Silbons and the >legrisis
now showing in the great feature act
trace their aerial history back 10 the
eighteenth century Charles Sllbon en-
listed within n week after Congress de
clared war on Germany and Butch
Siegrist followed him into the service
a week later.
CLAYTON and Ellis a0d Pcare were
acrobats before they enlisted to fight
against Germany Il Is reported that
CLAYTON II in Il grenade organization
and that his unit Is somewhere in France
Peare and Ellis are just plain infantry
men. and runor has II shat they are
either Oh the way or soon 10 start for the
frontiers Of freedom, a. Secretary
Baker described the French battle front
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LABOR IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

In English industry we now find every
where cooperation and order, but the
contrast Is somewhat discouraging when
We turn 10 this side Of the water Here
we have the same problems that England
had, but so far we have not had much
success in meeting them. Labor con-
ditions in this country partly explain the
existing confusion. Our government is
handicapped by having no compact or
CARNATIONS TO deal with, either of labor
or capital The English shipyards,
for example. are 100 per cent unionized,
while American shipyards are hardly
uuionized at all the ratio is about / per
cent All the great yards on the Atlantic
Coast are open shops it is only on
the Pacific Coast that We find any ship
wards under union control The indus
tries upon which England depends for the
production Of war materials are 30 per
cent closed shop; that Is, absolutely
subject to the unions, whereas here only
10 per cent have entered the ranks of
organized labor
This fact al the beginning cmbarrasses
our government in any attempts to deal
with the labor problems Burton J
Hendrlck IN the World Work for March
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The following WIlmiugtonlans have
been visiting in New York: l.. Smith,
Miss Isabelle NJ New ton, J. & B. Mas
ton. John :. Mullin. Charles \. Tome,
J Russell Hundlev, William NJ Francis,
A. p. Van Gelder II. b. Nc Kinney,
J.. j. Finnan, d. W Powers. Maurice
Lee, William G. MahafTy, Eugene Car
rington, Mrs. Eugene Darlington, Charles
A. Tom, Frank Turner, Il. I kaighn,
G. NJ. Norman, Ralph g. Wells, " H..
Matson, W. III. Nealson, II. b. Lyman,
j. Frank Ayers, Ellwood Souder, J, 4.
Casey, G. T. Barrett, John J. Hayes,
T. II. Lawrence, Mrs i. II Lawrence,
W B. Megear. C. A. Rudolph, G W.
Sparks, Mrs G. W Sparks, K l.. Hill,
s. W Tissell, A. D. Gardiol Miss y.
Slater, {. \ Murphy, Herbert Tallcy,
Clarence Holt, &, N Pippin, Jack Town
send. Mrs. Jack Townsend, " d David
son, Miss Anna Hart, Mrs C. b. Dough-
erty, ID. 4 St0ddard
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ADJUSTMENTS

THE MELTING or MOLLY
The Messrs Lee and J. J. Shubcrt's
farce with music, ""rhe Melting OF Molly,
which will he the attraction at The
Playhouse, five days commencing Mon
day, May Is, with matinee Thursday.
offers fine prospect for joyous evening
entertainment In the first place Maria
Thompson Davies novel, The Melting
of Molly" delighted hundreds of thous'
ands of readers. Its author made TINS
story into a charming comedy, when
was highly successful over the country.
The Messrs Shubcrt have now made tins
piece into n musical comedy. Dorothy
Donnelly, whose Fancy Free with
Clifton Crawford is now packing the
Astor Theatre in New York nightly,
provided the book and lyrics. The
musical numbers are by Harold Orlob
and Sigrnund Romberg. Mr. Oriot has
many musical comedies to hls credit
notably, Town Topics, The Masked
Model" THE Flirting Princess and
others Sigmund Romberg, VIII writes all
the music for Winter Garden extrava-
ganzas, provided the score for May
time" the great musical comedy Int OF
New York mt this time. The Messrs.
Shubert have provided brilliant com
pany for this musical piece, Among the
feminine members of the cast are Florence
Nash, Gloria Goodwin, Helen Tracy,
Nellie Fillmore, Vera RoehIn, and Dor
othy klcwere. The male members OF
the cast include Harry Davenport
George Trimble, Charles Dickens, Alan
Edwards. Irving Bccbcc and Charles
Burrows There will be besides back
ground of charming young girls
TT PAYS TO FLRr
at Pays to Flrt" continues to attract
big houses to The Playhouse and each
audience has been delighted There
will be performances this afternoon and
evening.
WHAT COULD TUE POOR GIRL no.
The Playhouse has secured as the
attraction for the week beginning Mon
day Nav 20. George }roadhurst 5
production of Mark Swans latest farce
comedy What Could the Poor Girl Do?
Ernest Truck of Very Good Eddie
and The Very Idea fame. heads The
cast of n0tables which Mr. Broadhurst
has assembled Among others are W
j. Ferguson. Alphonsc Either, Robert
ODER. Leila Frost. Janet Travers. Ethc
Strickland. John r. Wilson, George L.
Soir and Gerald Pring
COMEDY At THE GARRtcK
While next week : bill at the Garricl
Theatre will mark the close Of the vaude
vile season. il is ono Of ,hc best an,
comedy practically al the way through
There is stephen ID ORourkc hll
kcnny'~ sweetest tenor. assisted by tlanl
Black at the piano, Roy Rice and Mar
Ha,mcr in ON the Scatfold 4 scream
the Ram dclls and Curtis, clever dancers.
~tchanS and HOLSTER. in In the Bunga
low. Johnny Jones and Marian Grccnl,
III What Did You Do" comedy
II in and Ferris IN songs and dances
Charles Thompson, the Jugglrr. and Am
| Healv. Raw Montgomery and the foul
/ Gafoolas, IN Fifteen Minutes oi High
/ Toned Jazz" Dumonts Minstrcls hav,
| been booked for May 24 and 25.
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Mugs KNEW OWNERS VOICE.
Lost Dog Knew Mistress Caressing Tones
Over the Telephone.

Mrs +. 4. Fogs Of Flushing, l.. l.. lost
her pct French bulldog, Mugs on Tues
dav. NrS Fogs reported her loss 70 the
police il Flushing Late that night a
policeman found dog answering the de-
scrlption Of the missing Mugs. The leu
tenant on the desk called Mrs. Fogs by
telephone.
"WiH You come down and identify the
dog? he asked or shall put him on
the wire
Put him on the wire and let me talk to
him. replied Mrs. Fogs.
Whatever Mrs Fogs said to the dog
il caused hun 10 wag his tail and bark for
Iov. and the lieutenant was content
That's near enough come on down
and get your dog he advised Mrs Fogs
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THE SOLO HOP.

The late Captain Vernon Castle was
very popular with the flying cadets under
HIM No teacher of fight was ever more
affectlonately regarded
Captain Castlc bad a CHEEKY way with
him A cadet one morning awaited rather
ncrvousIy II the dying field hls solo hop"
as the first flight atone IS called Captain
Castle noticing the cadet perturbation
slapped hun galy on the shoulder and sad
Cheer ~, man Don't be nervous
You'll come down again There no
known instance II any arpIan" ever fail
ing to come down
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No Baldheads Wanted.

Captain c. f. Jenkins Of Camp Funs-
ton thinks baldheadcd men are not
wanted in the army because they present
shining target TO the enemy, and
besides, cannot withstand cold " Too
bad, for they have always been found
i'll the front row when anything lively
Is going forward Seattle Post-Intei-
iIgencer
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QUITE CORRECT.

Father how many cents make dime
Ten, replied father
And how many mills make j cent?
pursued Willie.
Not darn one Of EN-. till this coal
situation loosens up. answered father,
cruuuatIcajy
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
Prizoneri kfnericani la 1ru-

111AUIIeII x11u6I ICdIII ID MI
Mich. Munich. Aici an So
sit din interiorul Germaniei
749. de prizoneri Americani.
Acesti oame1li s1nt din diferite
state, 1nsa cea mai mare parte
sunt din New York 81 Califor-
MIA. Au fost primiti Gu bhcurie
de 1ntreaga colonie americana,
in fruntea eSreia Sc afla. con
sui Haskell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
.h|aruIllisuFi,

4
Spunea, mai ieri un ON nacajit
ca dinsul ar dori sd vada un ON
care sa alba indrazneala de spu-
u in Congress, in fata celor ce sunt
de vina ca pork chops "-ul este
prea scump, ca acuma a trecut raz-
,boinl!
Tn prieten al ziarului nostru ne
roaga sa intrcbam in public>S sa
'aflam omul care ar\putea spune
citi ami sunt de atunci de lcind a
perit soba din scoala din Seitini
(Comitatul Cenad)) 81 ce s'a ales
Gle dinsa?
- Fostul 1nyatator Gle acolo, are
|cnvintul
Spinzuratoarea pentru intreaga
porodita Hohenzollernilor sa pare
ca este 0 pedeapsa prea mulcoma.
Ri, dar vremile inchisitiunii au
trecrr 81 pedeapsa prin spinzura-
toarc este cea mai buna &c pot
.capata.
Sa poate ca Senatul Statclor Uni
tc nici odata nu "a gindit la asta,
dar daca ar Fl fost sa declare =
asa cum voia scaunul de prcsi-
dente vacant pc timpul petrecerii
presedintelui in Franta, atunci,
presedintele Wilson, pc cine ar Fl
representa- la masa de paceY
Apropo Tn prieten>din Youngs-
town, O. ne intreaba ce -s'a ales de
omul care facea preumblarile desc
pc Arlington Street. Cine ar putca
sa nc spuna?
Tn romin din Philadelphia, Pa.
vrea sa site ce a ales cu banii, pc
earl Casino Romano din Pesac la
dat fostului vice-notar de acelo, ca
sd plateasca perdclele casinei cum
parate della forma Drummer din
Pcrjamosy
Cucuiatu -scrie:
"Gazetaria natiOnaila -.
- Val de capu- ii -" "Cncuila
Invatamintul Scolar dcobligat
inca ajuta la ceva. Astazi sunt mai
putine cartnraresc ca inainte de
astaNcu 10 ami.
Multi eclesiasti sd doresc Nupa
Tara Fagaduintii. Pentru aceea to-
tusi dinsii fac mai buna afacere in
tara, in care.sa platestc ''cash''.
Kaiserul, cind a fntrat in Olan-
da nu fost Gle loc surprins sa nll
vada nicairi semnul ."Bine al ve-
nit. =
In capul din jos al satnlui Vaida
-Recca s'au ridicat niste fnrci.
Nimeni nu lie stia intelesul pima
$ a dat Gle stire ca sunt pentrn Gu
cuila care va Fl esilat din America.
|atunci END sd va intoarde la orta-
enl san, calngarul grecotei della
Cernica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13

Scotia. Sc zice ca III cnrind va
Fl supns unei operatiuni din
!cauze nnei boale interne.
Conducerea Bolsevista,
Nladivostok. Lima ferata
|sibe,iana este departe de a Fl
sbine ingriiita sub adminisztra-
tia bolsevicilor. .Atelierile carl
in 1916 reparau cite 10 locomo-
tive pc luna, acum repara nu-
mai, trei. Numarul lucratorilor
in aceste ateliere a crescnt dc
la 1900 la 27O0. Numarul orelor
de lucrh pc luna au descrescut
de' Ia 254 la 15a.
Expulzarea propagandisti-
ler, GerH1ani. Paris. 81 Zia-
rul la Libertc publica o stire
prin care zice ca prim miniszt-
lul Spaniol, contele Romano
nes, are de gins sa expulzeze
din tara pc ambasadorul Ger
man, printul Ratibor, precum
81 pc alti c1tiva functionari de
la ambasada ger,nana, carl au
fost angajati in spionai 81 N
sprijinirea agitatorilor anti
dinastice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
Ref ECTH,
PRETENTLA SASILOR.

o delegate de Sasi. originari
din Ardeal, frati de cMce al I'm
gurilor, Gu carl impreuna sicanan
poporul Rominesc, anticipind ca
zipa. libertati a aparut la, orient ST
neimpacindu-se. ell gindnl de a is
pasii abnzurile facute della pripasi-
rea lor in tara lloastra s 'ap decis,
ca pc baza privilegiului de care $ 'au
bncurat de cind la adus regcle I'M
CUR Geza IA. sQ141-1161) din
Flandra orr partea de Jos a Ri
nului. Pc semne "hont' tot sprost
a raInas ell toate ca a stat IMAGE
asta tara a'libcrtatii att amar de
timp. SASH ~ realizeaza ca ras-
bolul aceasta In mare parteS'a dils
ca Sc restoarne privilegiile - dar
M are aface "honto Isl vrea pri.
vilegiul pc care regele rmgar Ia
promis, deci s'au 1uat plingerea
in protap 81 an plecat la Washing
ton.
Ce) impresie va Fl produs, iutii,
originea lor, 81 finalul pretentio-
sui lor motiv: priyilegiul pc care
voian ca sd sill asignre din nou. in
Washington?
Acei pc care moi ii numim in III
lele de All Sasi nu sunt altii de cit
niste emigranti geymam adjust de
regele, Geza Ii. din Flandra. La in
cepnt acestia erau cnnoscuti sub
nnmele d eTeutoni, insa della ince
putnl viacului al 13-lea au luat
|numele de Saxoni. Adeca. Tcutonii
carl nn SC. deosebesc Gu mimic dc
eel ramaSi pc. malurile Rinului,
contra car0ra S a. sculat o..intreag;l,
lume ca sa le moaic orgolinl 81 IN
gimfarea, la. infringcrea carora ST
aecasta tara a contFibuit un sacri-
ficiu, insemnat in. vieti nmane, ST
energie nationala.
Cit despre privilegiul pc. care
vor sa si-l asignre 81 in viitor, da-
ca ar Fl cibzuit citusi de putin de
Isigur ca ar Fl renuntat ca sa trimi-
ia o astfel de plingere la Washing
ton Ar Fl trebnit ca sa Sc ginde-
asca, ca acest rasboi fost> purtat
de tarile aliate Gu scopnl de 4 ster-
&c Priyilegiul nnor natiul1i 81 "a fa-i
ce pc toatet de opptriva. Transilvs-
MIA Gu toata goana, nebnna a I'm
gurilor ajutati de. Sasi de q desna-
tiOnalNas pc Rpmini, Gu toate colo
nizarile facute de gnvernul Ungur
zee a costat farsatit amar de bani,
Transatlantic 3 ramas populate de
O coyfrsitoare majoritate de Ro-
mini. Poporul Romfh, pc liagA drep
|tnl Storic asupra acestei tari are 81
ldreptul majoritatii covirsitoare,
deci lui j Sc cuvine dreptul de a de-
eide despre soartea acestei provin-
eli lar SASH, ce an VENT in Tran
lsilvania ademeniti de- privilegiuri,
ca niste aventufMri ce. Sc, due un-
de- All oportnnitatea de a trai o
Iviata fara preal multx munca, dacA
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dintre acestia an fac,lt averi
insemnate.
Liebknecht ar spinxura pc
Ebert. Iiondra. fntr',n
discnrs tillut in Berlin, DIR.
.Liebknccht, seful partidulHi ex
/ Ltremist din Hermania a zis ur-
matoarele: IS Daca Frank Ebert
mai ralniDe inca 0 saptamfna
ca. cancelar, fostul Kaiser sc
poatc ye1ntoarce GU usurinta in
tiara 81 pc tron. moi avem niste
mari planu4, carl vor duce Ia
i,sp1nzurarea lui Ebertsi a altor
Imembr din guvcrnul san ="
Mare export de carne.
Washington. Rapoartele da-
lstc de la comitetul fnsarciant Gu
supravegherea exportului ara
ia ca in luna Decembrie car.
nca de vaca trimisa Gle aici ALA
tilor va ajunge 0 greutate de
1898 de tone. Din aceasta
cantitate totala Anglia va pri-
lni 36,788. de. tone, Franta
10000 81 Italia $4,000.
Nunarl prizonierilor libe.
rati zilnic. Copenhaga. -
La CARA Vandrup de la from
ltiera Daneza sosesc zilnic cite
patru mil de prizoneri Englezi
din Germania.
Junghiat in strada. Gle
veland, @. La spitalul st.
Mark afost adus Joe Stepanic,
av1lr1 o rama de cutit in CRU
mazi. La 1ntrebarile puse de
oamenii politiei el a, ,raspms ca
PAU atacat noaptea trecuta trei
indiviz pc cind astepta tram
vaiul de st. Clair in coltul stra-
del London Road.
1.Curajul unui fruntas Bulgar.
= Copenhaga. Stambulins-
ky, care este capul guvernului
taranesc din Bulgaria, este TO-
arte iubit 81 cunoscut de ia
rani, pentru ca MI s'a temut a
spune adevarul regelni Ferdi-
nand in fata. Cind Ferdinand
STA aruncat tara de papea
Germaniei, Stambulinsky la
zis: . ''Accasta noua aventura
va compromite, nu numai vito
rul tari, dar 81 dinastia marei
voastre, 81 -poate va va costa
capul'. Regele ia raspuns:
"Nu -ingri.ii de capul meu,
gindestete la al tipu". La ace
asia Stambulinsky. a zis: "Ca-
pul meu ma preocupa. prca
putin, sire;;iin'a Il gindesc deceit
la tara mea.'
Din stricaciunile facute de
Germani. Washington.
Aici s''a PRINT stirea, prin ca
nalele officiale, ca Germanii au
distrus multe linii ferate. 81
poduri in rctregerea lor din es-
tul 81 nordul Frantei. Printre
stricaciunile facute in nordul
Frantei sunt 81 800 mile de cal
fcrate Clinic dubla), 400 mile
simpla, 100 Gle poduri, 9 via
ducte 81 4 gari. In estul Fran
tel au fost stricate peste 1000
mile de cal ferate, 400 poduri,
10 tuneluri 81 400 de cladiri.
] Tn caiaarad a ,bagat MI
ma in borcanul Gu miere.
Stockholm. "Camaradul" "
1Antoneff, nnul dintre fruntasii
Bolsevici insarcinati Gu CONAN
da armatei din sud, e pus sub
cercetare, din cauza ca chel-
TUT intr'm timp prea scurt
suma de 5O,OO0,O00. de dolari,
81 nici nu prea poate prezenta
facturi pentrn toate cumpara-
turtle. =
Prizoneri kmericani la Mu-
Mich. Munich. Aici All So
sit din interiorul Germaniei
749. de prizoneri Americani.
Acesti oameni slrnt din diferite
state, 1nsa cea mai mare parte
sunt din New York 81 Califor-
MIA. Au fost primiti Gu bfcurie
de intreaga colonie americana,
in fruntea cSreia Sc afla. con
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celu mai bun sprijnitor al nostrn ii tot os m 81 M sf
ertat nici dar Moi apo sa pro1 cuynte atff
de nesocotte e. s'a fAcut dar fAr6 AZ nostru
De alta parte, Ncnrind vor apare "a anrjez4 bro-1
surile Lgei 81 acelea VA VI linrez s nf sitnafie
nostrH II Al dlfesite}or proRiaetfs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
INF0RMATIuu

TUrcii Ger extradarea lui En-
yer 81 Taalat. Copenhaga.
Turcia a cerut extradarea
lui Taalat Pasa, fost mare vi
ziv, 81 a lui Enver Pasa, fost
ministru de rasboi, precum 81
a celorlalti Turci fosti membrii
in cabinetul turcesc, carl au
fugit N1n Germania. Agentia
Wolff anunta de IA Berlin ca
Envcr Pasa 81 -Taalat Pasa nu
vor Fl extradati, dar ca cei-
lalti, carl sunt condamnati pen-
tru crime politice ordinare, au
|sa fic.
Legea prohibitiei 81 beutura
din casa. Cleveland, o.
[ Presedintele ligei de prohibi-
Etie din comitatul Cnyahoga a
anuntat CA nimeni n ARE 81 Sc
amestece in cauta prin casele
oamenilor dupa beuturile pc
Wri le al in pivnife. Dfnsul H.
&c ca 81 dupa ~ Mai, cfnd sta
tul va deveni dry, orr cine Isl
poate tine beutura in casa PEN
tru consumare, dar nu pentru
PvfHare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-13
fmbogatirea ,anor Arn,eni.

Buenos Aires. De la In
ceputul rasboiuIui 81 pima
aenm, numarul Sirienilor si
4Armepilor ocupati on iiltfeprin
Aerile comerciale in Buenas
Aires a ajnns la $50, 81 multi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-22
Z Polskiego Obozu
" Niagara on the
Lake.

Cd tygodnia bawi tn, jake O.
chotni!l Armii Polskiej OBJ. Leon
Machnikowski, dawniejszy re-
daktor pittsburskieso, "W'iclkopo
lanina", ktory zamien;a pioro M
NIECE i nam odtad bedzic sEuzyi
Ojczyznie. P. Machnikowski 10.
stall zrazu odrzucony, jake po~A
wiekiem rrzyjmowania, !crz II,
biegi jego usilnc sprawily. re d.
cyzye zmieniono i przNf+" g..
Ma on juz syna w Armii .Nm@~}
kahskiej w transzach francu;h'c'1
wa1czacego; zosta} nawet 7:n."-
ny lekko w potyczce 10 lipca. "
czem rodzicom SAN doni6S} la@A
retu. OF. Leon Machnikowski Z
jednym Z n%ajblizszych tranSpor
tow zostanie wysiany do Fran
Cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-22
ID KOmitetu WykonaWCzegO
WydzaFu Mar, Po|skiego.
OdpOWisdz Wya$ni8nia Ola Iudzi dobTsj wolf
SpraWie SejmH POSkiGgO i WychOdziwa,
8 E r "a ".

ME i 20 wyborach. Ma TO jest Sejm.
Wybranym moze bye kazdy. Wydziai
NarodOwy niema z tenn mic w~sp6lnego
do czynienia, DO ME Wydzial wybiera,
ale og6i, i to tax nawet dalece, re Gala
maszynerya wyborcza poza ostosze-
MEM oredzia idzie wprost w rece ludu
i lud tylko, a ME kto inny "a mia jest
odpOwiedzialny.
Lud ten, rzecz prosta, ma swOich
przewodnik6w i pominac ich zupeinie
byioby Observation-Disclosures. Rola
tych przewodnik6w sprowadzona jest
jednak do tegO tylko. do czego 50 ME
zbedni i tam gdzie So %niezbedni.
w razie gdyby zamiast pomOcy bel
Ia stall ma drodze, ludowi dana jest
. wszelka moznOSc i wskaZana jest drO-
ga stratowania ich poprostu i p6j$cia
naprz6d.
Co wiccej dla l~udowladztwa W ore
dziu swojem m6gl uczyniG jeSzcze Wy
dZia}?
Kto na Sejm ME przyjedzie lud de-
legata SwegO ME przyszle, ten sam Sic
bic poStawi poza nawias i MECH ma
nikogo ME narzeka. Me wyliczone SO i
miennie W oredziu organizacye, ME po-
dane nazwiska, niema zadnego imien-
nego apelu do nikogo. Wszyscy SO "a
proszeni, mkt ME jest pominiety.
\ jak jest z wyborami, tax samo tel
Jest i re sprawami, mad kt6remi sejm
bedzie obradowaG.
Kazdy mole ia wnieSc, kazdy moze
je przygotowac i ma Sejmie pod g{oSo-
wanie wszystkich oddac. Niema pod
tym wzgledem zadnych kruczk6w; mkt
ME jest wykluczony; wszyscy do wsp6i
piracy So powolani .
Jezeli komu niejasno, to MECH So
bic rOzjaSni chocby ia zasada Og6lno-
prawna, re Favores ampliandi, odia re-
s~tringenda", t. j. re przywileje nalezy
tl6maczyc obSzernie, a zakazy jak maj
wezej.
Co "a sens zresztq wszystko tylko pc
dejrzewac i~narazac sic wprost ma
&mieSznosc, szukujac wciaz i wszedzie
dzlury w calem. Me rozumie czego ktO
W oredziu, ma to jest wlaSnie Komi-
sya Przedsejmowa, ably sic do niej zwr0
cic pc wyjaSnienia. Ma co jednak juz
zg6ry kruczk6w tylko wszedzie szukac
/ o kretactwo wszystkich i wszystko
podejrzewac. TylkO choremu ma Gotta
czke, wydaje sic wszystko z6lte'.
Pytanie. Czy prawda jest, re Wy
dzia} Narodowy, jak to podaja nlekt6re
pisma polskie, chce ma sejmie nadat
Swym zwolennikOm p~odw0jne, potr6j-
re, be, nawet dziesieciokrotne jakieS
gIosy, ably mice wIekszOSG "a SODA.
OdpOwiedz. Nieprawda jest, ably wy
dzial Narodowy nadawai ma sejmie
Swym zwolennikom jakieS gIosy pod
w6jne, potr6jne, ba nawet d~zieSiecErO-
the. CT, co take rzeczy pisza hub mo-
via b~ezczelnie kiamia i udowodnic te-
go ME mega. Wydzia} Narodowy ME
daI gloSu ma sejmie nawet wszystkim
swofm czIonkom, a tylko samemu 10
mitetowi WykOnawczemu, w kt6rym
zasiadaja ludzie tacy, CO i tax mieli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-22

szyli ma pomoc.
- Daj matko!.. m6wi je--
den - poniose CT dziecko....
- Oprzej sic ma mnie mowi
drugi - wleczesz sic jak wp6l
martwa.
- Otre CT Ivy szepce kobieta
zamarz}y ma twojem licu...
.krwia z ran syna zarumienione.
l OTTO idzie cichy wielki po-
grzeb dziecka, a zadne dzwony
mt ME graja, zadna pieSh go ME
zegna...,
Bee trumny, bez czamarki, w
,poszarpanej kulami koszulinie
niosa cialo Pawiowicza, rozstrze-
.lanego W Wiwentach dnia 1890
stycznia roku 3d.. a WICKER
mrozny huczy pc mad giovanni
smutkiem pochylonymi i jeczy
straszna skarga krzywd ciagle
spesnianych.
- Spij, dziecko mole biedne-
szepce matka PREY drzwiach zam-
knietego grobowca - Spij mole
dziccie.. -. ostatni wszedleS w
'grono przodk6w... z pod stopy
cara wyblagafam i wyplakalam
tive cialo - z pod stopy cara ule-
.c;ala twa dusza wolna i s~zczeSli-
wa - teraz juz mic ci ME grozi,
'teraz juz bezpicczny ~jesteS...
- Teraz ia do ciebie co dzieh
'bede tn przychodzila, ia matka,
ia Polka, bede CT opowiadaia co
sic w Litwie d~zieje, jak stopa ca
ra gniecie i mccoy, jak Ouch naro
du zgnieSG sic ME daje... Teraz
luz Mkt mi ME zabroni modlic sic
|przy twoim grobie, teraz ME boje
sic, ably po twoim ciele deptac
mieli saidaci..
l tax co dzicf, kleczac II grobu
|syna, pani PawloWiczowa, modli
sic i place, ami wiedzqc. lie to
dni cd ~pogrzcbu minefo, ami sly
|szac, co sic w koIo dzieje,
A tn syn Murawiewa w~ieszate-