davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
List K. 0. N.
do DmoWskIego,

tutejszy K. o. N. list otwarty, w
ktorym zbankrutowana ia i vie
lokrotnie zdyskredytowana grup-
ka polityczna pc raz ME wiadomo
ktory zgiasza sic do. wspol-
piracy; oswiadczaja jej rzeczni--
cy po przedstawieniu pewnych
warunkow i pogladow, il .sa 60
towi do rozpoczecia wspolnych
narad mad u~rzeczywistnieniem
wspolnego celu" jesli So.
?. (Dmowski) zechce przelozyc
interes narodu ponad interes par
tying i osobiste wzgledy"...
Zarozumiaia ia i pretensyo-
nalna propozycya, n~apisana roz-
'wlekle z sileniem sic ma wy
mowne argumenty, ktore w grun-
Gle rzeczy So pusts frazeologia, al
DO wymyslami, niezgodnymi z
prawda. oraz przekreceniem fax
tow, - ma wytyczne punkty ma
stepujace:
~ X. o. n. starai sic zawsze
10 .,jednosc trwaiego zdrowego
pcdloza i poddanie polityki demo-
kratycznych narodow pod jedno
przewodnictwo polityczne"...
y Polityka ,.e~migrantow ME
ma upowaznienia re strony Pola-
k6w W Polsce i ME jest ,,mobili-
zacya narodowa," a SHY Polskie-
GO Narodu ME wchodza dotych--
Iczas W rachube Kom. Polskiego
W Paryzu."...
81 SHY polskie powinny pod
|legac wfasnym wladzom ,.bez.
przesadzania charakteru'' tych
Iwiadz."...
A. Polska wypowiada sic poll
.tycznie w sposob nieskrepowany:
Geklaracya krakowska, legiony i
.legioniSci w Marmarosz-Szigeth
etc.
Otto ich argumenty, wobec Mich
wv interesie zwyciestwa Anne
i Aliantow - w celu skute-
cznoSci ,,koncentrycznego" (pe--
wnie chcieli p~owiedziec - skon-
centrowanego) ataku ma central
.nych - ley porozumienie z ca
lynn narodem polskim, a ME tyl--
.ko z czescia jego emigracyi'' ola
tego celu zada K. o. n, ably Ko-
mitet Paryski uznai sic "a pgrono
|polskich emigrantow nzachowaw
Iczego obozu" a ma tel p~odstawie
porozumiai sic z przedstawiciela-
mi lewicy" - ii. z tymi, ktorzy
to proponuja, a ktorzy pc tel obel-
DE - gotowi So do ,,rozpoczecia
wsp6lnych narad."
::
Otto tresciwy watek listu owe
60 - mocno przydiugiego, naPi-
sanego niezrecznie i nieudolnie,
lichego zarowno lorna, jak tres
cia pfzewrotna i przekretna. Mic
Inasza rzecz wchodzic W to, co
nan odpowie p. Dmowski, ale -
list wystosowano jake otwarty i
rozesIano go do prasy polskiel, a
re i mysmy go otrzymali, tedy IL
powaznia to mas do powiedzenia
% rzeczy slow paru niniejszych-
zwiaszcza, IL pismo nasze repre-
zentuje ogromnie liczna grippe
wiernych i solidarnych pracowni-
Ik6w Polskiego Komitetu Naro--
dowego i jego tutejszej expozy--
fury naszego Narodowego Wy
dziaiu, W kt6rego pracach wszy--
stkich braio zawsze udzial walk,
a W dyskusyach CLOS mialo miaro,
Idainy. Tedy tym precedensom
winnismy - dis wygiosic zda'
Inie nssze, ME krepujace ~zreszta
Inikogo i ME wpiywajaee ma zad-
Inc decyzye: z prasowego reteru'
Jenny rzecz stanowiska..
Propozycye *. o. N. sadzi'
my-nalezaioby poprostu zlgno'
rowaG, precise mad nia j mimi, Jak-
by ME byli, traktowae tych pa
now - per non stunt. Obelzywa
lorna listu, re z~jadliwemi, ME-
zbyt nawet skrywanemi alluzya-
mi - takiemi, jak owo ,,zacho--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

sob angazowac przysz{osc Polskl
,,Odnosnie do nowych projek-
tow przypisywanych Niemcom,
re zuzytkuja ACKNOWLEDGMENT
silly w Krolestwie Polskiem, to je-
sli tie projekty rzeczywiscie l.
stnieja, ME moga jednak bye
brane ma seryo. Jesli Niemcy az
dotychczas odmawia}y swej Ego
dy ma utworzenie polskiej armii
wiekszej wagi j znaczenia, to tyl
ko dlatego, re ME chca powiek---
sac liczby swych wiasnych kon
tygens6w ma ziemiach polskich,
Doc chyba musieli oni zrozu-
mice re W danej chwili armia ia
obr6cifaby sic przeciw MIN z ia
talnymi ola mich skutkami. A
tenn wiecej ME odwaziliby sic
Erzedsiebrac dokonywania "a cia
Cow W Polsce ola swej wlasnej
arnii, wiedza BOWEN oni, re po-
dobny postepek spotka}by sic z
okrutnym oporem.} Taxa jest
sytuacya i TAXI stan umys}6w W
Polsce, a So to fakty, kt6re daja
nam prawo stwierdzenia pono-
wnie, re nar6d polski nigdy ME
przestaf widziec swej przysz}o-
sci W tryumfie sprawy, bronio-
nej przez Aliant6w vita W
zwyciestwie ich armii, swift swe-
go NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,,Jestem upowazniony przez
Komitet Narodowy Polski
przedstawic ci, Panic Prezesie
Rady Ministrow, tie fakty wyra
zajac rownoczesnie hold i gfebo
XII podziw jaki zywimy ola Fran
cyl, jej zwycieskiej armii i mako
mitego Naczelnika Jej Rzadu".
P. Clemenceau do Prezesa Ko-
mitetu Narodowego Polskiego.
List z dnia 3-go b. m.
,,Byf Pan tax grzeczny nades
lac ma mole rece gratulacye i zy
sczenia Komitetu Narodowego
Polskiego; z powodu wolnose MO
sacych zwyciestw, ktore francus
ka i alianckie armie odniosfy W
ostatnich chwilach ma froncie "a
chodnim.
,,Korzysta Pan z tel sposobno
sci, by mi doniesc o entuzyasty-
cznych echach i giebokiej ma
dziei - jake owe zwyciestwa
budza w Polsce. Zarecza mi Pan
formalnie, re ukiady wszczete z
Niemcami przez niekt6rych pol
skich polityk6w powo}anych ma
%stanowiska w WarszaWie przez
samychze najezdzc6w, przez to
samo schodza do zera. re ME Cd
powiadaja jednomyslnym uczu-
ciom ca}ego narodu polskiego-
/ ME ,moga go zadna miara zobo
wiazywac.
,,Pragne Panu podzieko-
wac z pefnem zaufaniem "a kro
XII, kt6re Pan poczyni} dis u
rzadu francuskiego w imieniu
Panskiego kraju, kt6ry mimo d}u
gich cierpien, nigdy ME zwatpii
o swojej przysz}osci. Przez prze
sz}o rok juz wsp64pracujecie 2
Aliantami W tel wielkiej VOL
ME przeciw pahstwom central
nym - byIem w moznosci oce-
mic wiernosc zabiegow waszych
ola naszej sprawy. IMAM wp}yw
.jakim sic Panowie cieszycie W
Polsce, gdzie mimo przeslado-
wan najezdzc6w p~odtrzymuje.
Gle W najwyzszym stopniu site
moralna oraz ducha odpornoscl
publicznej i opinii W decyduJa-
Gym momencie wojny, ktory sic
obecnie zbliza. zadnego wyslf--
ku, zadnej ofiary ME nalezy "a
niedbac ola ~zapewnienia zwycie
silva. Niez{omnose jaka cechu-
lie dziaialnose Komitetu, Narodo
wego Polskiego i list ktory mi
Pan przesfai W jego imieniu do
wodzi, re rozumie on ten obo--
wiazek. Rad Republiki Francu
skiej byI pierwszym kt6ry uzna}
i sankcyonowai wiadze tego Ko
mitetu. ~Zapewniam Pana, re W
dn;,, noc1ooo 1UuoiaStwa IN dn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13

Me mozemy i ME chcemy juz
wchodzic W szczegoly i pojedyh-
cze powiedzenia listu otwartego
X. o. n. do p. Dmowskiego: tax
nam ten artykul ponad zamierzo-
ne wyrosi rozmiary; dose bedzie
stwierdziG, IL Gale owo pismo jest
jednym przewrotnym i podstep--
nym targiem o wlasna sk6re -
proba takiego targu, w ktorym
zalezy ma tem tym politycznym
przekupniom, ably - zyskat jak
najwiecej, 4 najmniej zap}acit.
Podobna - oferte jcdynie igno-
rowaz MONA i trzeba,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
ZTEKI% REDAKCYJNEJ.

perfidya, jednym falszem, jednym
wykretcm i nieodmienna - ma
wet i dis jeszcze nieodmicnnq
zadza warcholskiego stawienia
ma swojem!
Zwazcie tylko: ~ X. O.: N. o
ljednoSc sic starai - czy poSrod
mas czy wSrod narodow demo-
lkratycznych, zszeregowanych
przeciwko centralnym! ON to mo
via CT, ktorzy juz pred wojna
terroryzowali spoleczehstwo ma
SEE swemi oryentacyami, a potem
.wyroki" ferowali operetkowe i
uostricyzmy'' nam tn urzsdzali,
oni, k~torzy-wbrew tendencyom
politycznym wiekszosci narodu-
ed samego poczatku wojny opo-
wiadali sic po stronie centralnych,
|ktorzy ich interesom "a pieniadze,
? ambasad pruskich i austrya-
ckich pobierane, sluzyli - oni
ydazyli do jednoSci wSr6d naro-
dow acknowledgements To wyz-
sza bezczelnoSG - twierdzic COS
takiego! Chyba, re sic demokra-
tyzm - zwiaszcza zachodpio-eu-
ropejski i amerykanski - scho-
wal i'm pod pruskie .,pikelhauby"
il zawis} ma ostrzu bagneta ME-
mieckiego! CT ludzie, ktorych do
niedawna tutejsze wfadze musia-
Ily poskramiac "a ich zdecydowa-
ME wroga dzia}alnosG - srnia mo,
vic o sobie, IL zawsze byli - "a
ACKNOWLEDGING strona w tel VOL
ME! Czy to ME przewrotnoSc O.
stateczna i do zywego oburzaja--
ca? Wobec takiego stawiania.
kwestyi ME wiadomo, co i'm
REC, gdy tax ma poczckaniu zmie-
niaja front i barwe i zwa bialem
tc, co wczoraj jeszcze - carmen
|; czarno-z6item nazywali!..
Nieprawda jest (punkt drugi),
&c polityka Paryskiego Komitetu
ME ma upowaznienia Cd Polakow
W Polsce: Tao pewnie formalnego
mandatu ME ma, ale jak zapewni-
|; mas o tenn dostatecznie- SLIME
przedstawiciele Komitetu, poro--
zumienie istnieje zupeine miedzy
Paryzem a wSzystkimi zaborami,
wszystkiemi w Mich wazniejszemi
partyami i porozumienie to wy
sic wlaSnie w takiej po-
Slitycznej akcyi, jaka Komitet Pa.
Iryski prowadzi. I silly Polskiego
Narodu wchodza W ca}ej peini w
rachuby tel roboty - moze O to
bye spokojny X. o. N! Ciekawa
~rzecz, czy mp. galicyjskie legiony,
|kt6rych bohaterstwo - apolity-
Iczne uznajemy zawsze %najochot--
Iniej, czy tie legiony mia}y ,,upa-
waznicnie' caiego narodu i byly
pmobilizacya narodowa" jak CT
tam pisa? Garstka - czastki -
Ijednej dzielnicy to byla: mic WIG
icej! Ale X. O. n. z bombastem
napuszystym zwyk{ inna miare
przykfadaG do roboty swojej, a
jroboty cudzej... to nam juz lie
nowina ma s~zczescie liczyc sic z
tenn nigdy ME bylo trzeba - ME
ltrzeba i dis.
Powiadaja dalej, il nsily pol
skie powinny podlegac wlasnym
wladzom bez przesadzania icll
charakteru w danej chwili: Rozu-
miecie, CO sic "a ten kryje? To-
nleodmienna ich dawna oryenta-
eva auStro-pruska, a z Mia uzna-
ME piaskie i niegodne jaimuzny
odczepnej centralnych w formie...
wyskrobka dawnej wielkiej Pol
ski z warszawska regencya bez
znaczenia i mocy! Tel to nw}a-
dry" many ,,moc'' uznawac
ktora mocy zadnej niema! A jesli
,wladza" ia bedzie nam transfe--
rowaia tylko berliiskie dyktaty
l. to take je uznawac many
,,bez przesadzania charakteru'' W
danej chwili! Monstrualna ia
~ So1...zao
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teraz tylko o p4zemycenie sic pod
lojalne znaki, DO gdyby5my ich
przyjeli do wspoidziaiania, to by
i2by to ola mich poprostu deska
ratunku - dis i tn, w kraju, tax
entuzyastycznie objetym wojna
Pc stronie wrogiej tyn, PREY kt6-
.rych oni stall i stojq.
Co do wypowiadania sic Polski
samej W sprawie jej politycznych
oryentacyi - podtrzymujemy
.zdanie, il - Polska szansy, nj
mocy takiego wypowiedzenia sic
rte ma pod w}adza dzisiejsza i W
dzisiejszej chwili. To, co pano--
vie Z KON cytuja, to So wypo--
wiedzenia tez grup poza Polska i
pojedyhczych dzielnic, a w kaz--
dym razie ME So to nawet oswald
czenia tel regency, ktora uznac
nam radza jej z%wolennicy tutejsi.
Niechby tax ia regencya odwazy-
Ia sic wypowiedziec inaczej, jak
|po stronie centralnych, albo choc-
by tylko nieco mniej lojalnie,
lnniej zawisle,- -jutroby jej ME
bylo! Wobec tego 49, wypowie--
dzenia sic polityczne Paryskiego
Komitetu, majaceso powtarza-
my z naciskiem - porozumienia
z partyami w kraju, tam wypo--
wiedziec sic ME mogacemi,
posiadaja wiecej znaczenia i mo-
cy, jaSniej, lepiej - prawdziwiej
wypowiadaja pragpienia i cele
narodu polskiego, niz skrepowa--
ne rugby i slowa warszawskiej
regency. w takich konjunktu--
rach nazywanie Paryskiego 10
mitetu yemigracya zachowawcze-
go obozu' jest obelga, jest ME
"a sluzonem krzywdzenicm pred
stawicielstwa narodowego, ktorc
L najwyzszego u~znania godna alb
~stynencya ambicyi - odmawia
przyjecia tytulu Rzadu Narodo--
wego, czego sic odeh domagaly
wladze paistw Kdalicyi, a czego-
by sobie napewne ME pozalowa}
K, o. N, gdyby byi w ~podobnej
sytuacyi, Doc - mieliSmy til juz
probki ich rzadu - terroru, juz
zaczynali sobie tony nadawac dy-
rygujac i cd ,,sad6w' poczynali
oni!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-13
FRANK KLAJDA

K0NrAAKY0R KNOWINGLY
OuAujO dcny. sRkoly, kotcioay I hale. H1n ~
matte pFzei6bkt oras rVearacyS.
Cay baFdBO uniaSkoWans.
toel NsAls a., rtg bisekbsvS -
Eslaf6n IAynAEkss m
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zion fund The entire proceeds will
he given 10 lust cause. McKelvys
orchestra viii play.
Rev NJ NJ uav OF Indiana Harhor
win deliver acientinc lecture. Illus
trated. entitled. Geometry and the
Five orders OF Architecture" at the
East Chicago Masonic lodge Saturday
evening. March End. This lecture VIII
be very interesting 10 all Master Ma
sons and members Of the Whiting. In
diana Harbor and Hammond lodges are
expected to be in attendance.
Mrs. Harry Barr Of Walsh avenue
and her three children are all con
fined TO their beds WIN liines7 t.,'
clce. Tour years ola' Nt1'' anu =
TWO years.
The Luther league - the swedish
Lutheran church q East Chicago VIII
meet tomorrow evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. a. @. Allen, 5000 olcott avenue
Mrs Fiovd Frvar is having her
Round Robin this afternoon with the
Nrasdaraas Leslie Graham. Robt Jones.
E-,s,ts paolav and Nicholson present.
p.;,;so,,h,a -
- e,,.f,,,-b II.
49, -. -. art,,isr,, enlistment and
mn, III. r,-i+t ~. n rurlSetts IN T,tn
street while there.
p, ~. an, 49,. ri
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TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine ROwaro. &JIS oIeoSt ava.
Phone Zs3. will be pleased 10 write and
receive social nevs and ADVERTISING fer
The Ttme&
CoIUMBIA THEATRE TONIGHT
Coldvvsin presents stae Marsh IN
"PoIIy of the Circus The Sreatest
besrt-throbbine drains Of thc circus
ever written; n play that Will please
every man, woman and chiId' also The
HiIIden Hand Episode No. ~.
Section No. . OF the Ladies Social
Union VIII hold rummage sale in
the Polish section of East Chicago
some time in March All donations -
clothing. hats etc shold be sent to
the home Of Mis-. App3esate. t't4 Bar
iaE avenue There VIII also be an
Easter Bazaar Of iktehen aprons and
caps. sun bonnets. laundry bass aud
other useful articles the last week q
March. All the ladies or the church
are asked to contribute to this Bazaar
Special orders for caps and aprons can
be left with Mrs. GIBBS. phone sos
The funeral Of Herman Hecker, who
passed from this life at ST Marsarets
hospital Saturday evening. where he
was taken when his condition vas
known 70 be critical from q complica-
ton Of diseases Yves held yesterday at
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walsh avenue. held for the benefit OF
me 4 N. r. Zion church. There will
be refreshments served and all mem
bers and their friends are most ear
nestiy requested TO attend.
!. i. Howard OF 43lS olcott avenue
Is departing tomorrow for fonngs-
town. ohio. where he has been called
owing to the critical illness OF his
sister. Miss Mary Howard
The six months old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Caldwell Of Grapevine St.
was taken to the Mercy Hospital in
Gary yesterday suffering with pneu-
monla.
The Missionary Society Of the Zap
fist church viii meet this evening
with Mrs. John HAYWOOD in Fir street
instead cf at the home Of Mrs. Az
Jones as was FIRST announced The
change has been made owing TO the
illness I'm the family Of the latter.
Court Grant United order of For
rosters viii meet this evening in reg
ular session.
4 Round Robin affair was held at
the home Of Mrs Edward ZoeGar in
North Barring avenue yesterday with
the following ladies participatins- Mrs
Dale Toner. T. BiHcter d. L. White
and Dorothy zoegar.
The civic Department of the East
Chicago Womans club VIII hold their
regular meeting in the rooms OF tn
Chamber of Commerce this evening at
7:45 o'clock. City Judge. Hvman Co
hen viii speak on state judiciary.
Members If the club. their friends and
the public is invited to attend this
meeting.
The annual meeting az the Asso-
eiated Charities VIII be held tomorrow
evening at the city hall. This IS a pub
lie meeting and all interested in this
worthy cause are given a most cor
dial invitation TO attend.
Dorothy zoegar is a juvenile hostess
OF a Round Robin this afternoon and
IS having Caroline Ross. Lola Fran
ces. Margaret Mickey. Gail Thomas.
The Esther Rebekah Lodge o. Indi-
ana Hsrhor will initiate class Of FIVE
candidates this evening in their hall
al the Auditorium Refreshments viii
be served at the conclusion Of the ses-
sion.
The D. Of l. Knitting Club OF In
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diana Harbor viii meet this evening
with Mrs. Bobbitt in Grapevine street
Members are requested - attend
The Mesdames Jesse Dewey, Frank
Foreback, II. Haush and J. T.. O'Neil
are joint hostesses at Round Robin
party this afternoon al tho Dewey res
ldence in 18Th stdeet
The Wiling Workers OF St Nary's
church viii meet each Tuesday after
noon at the hall to knit socks FOR the
soldier boys.
Mrs, John ReiI or North Forsythe
avenue announces a Round Robin par
" TO be held at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Feb. the goth. Those who
VIII attend this party arc the Mes
danes Holtzapple BurreH, Reed and
Kendall
The Good Shepherd Episcopal Guild
viii meet tomorrow afternoon with the
pastors wife. Mrs. Thomas Hines. at
the Buse residence. 1901 Reason street
at $50 o'clock. Members VIII kindly
be present.
The Indiana Harbor Red cross centre
has again forwarded a weil packed box
10 the clearing house at TT Wayne.
N1itNdltAits -sNtH EdNHt sur Eltlf QftST-
ings. IS muslin dressings. suits Of
pajamas. s. sweaters. As PAIRS Of socks
IS nairs Of wrisGets, helmets and one
muffler. Work at the centre is most
coumendatory and the women are DO
ing their utmost to make this excellent
showing.
A Valentine tea is being held al the
home Of Mrs. J. D. Jones. I'LL Beacon
street, this afternoon by the ladies OF
the Congregational church and 70 which
members. their friends and the public
are invited 4 silver Offering VIII be
taken and the receipts viii 50 towards
Section b.
Mrs. Frank c. D. Smith is a hostess
at one o'clock luncheon for Saturday.
Feb. 10th.
The Mesdames W. w. Smith. H. Z.
Biedinger. Jesse Thompson. and Thos.
Fogg are participating IN Round
Robin affair at the home of Mrs. Harry
Ackroyd in Beacon street Yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Alien as a
special guest
The Q. f. 5. chapter Of Indiana Hsr-
hor met last evening in regular session.
The Reciprocitv Club viii be enter
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ternoon at one o'clock from the home
81 his daughter. Ms William Phillips.
%722 Barring avenue. Interment viii
he held at Toueston. The deceased had
been resident Of Whiting for many
wears and is well known here. He
leaves another unmarried daughter.
Miss Hattie who makes her home in
East Chicago and four sons and Mrs.
Herman Peters Of Miller. Ind. who is
also a daughter.
The card part ygiven by the 1918
club OF Indiana Harbor for the benefit
OF St Patricil' church Tuesday even
ing was indeed a gratifying success.
The amount of St15.00. was realized.
Pedro was the game played through
out the evening and Mr. Jack OConuor
carried eff the first gentleman's prize
and Miss Majorie O'Girr the ladies
first J Beford. Mrs. White and Mrs.
Frank Dixon won the other awards
and the disposal OF hand made quilt
that evening helped 60 naturally swell
the receipts The energy OF the mem
bers Of this club in making this affair
so successful is indeed worth the high
est commendation.
Mrs. Reichman. sister to Mrs. John
Marshall. Of Fl mstreet. left for NIL
Waukee Wisconsin. where she VIII
engage in the restaurant business.
Mrs. J. II. Perry OF Fir street, is re-
cooperating from = six weeks illness
of pleurisy.
Mrs. Frank Runnells Of Block ave-
nue.. is entertaining friends at VAL
entine party tomorrow evening.
one Of the largest dances of the
year viii be given this coming sun
day. Feb. IL. at the Indiana Harbor
auditorium by the Tri-CHty Triangle
club This dance is to be given for
the benefit of the Palestine Restora-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-14
GRANDMOTHER
WAS THE DRUGGIST

In the early days Of our country
grandmother was the druggist and her
drugs consisted mostly of roots and
herbs gathered from tho fields and
forests. There was peppermint for in
digestion. mullen for coughs. skullcsp
for nervousness. thoroughwort for colds,
wormwood for bruises and sprains and
so on. They were successful remedies.
too. 1t was from combination of such
roots and herbs that Mrs. Lydia +.
Pinkham Of Lynn. Mass. more than
forty years ago. originated her now
famous Vegetable Compound; and dur
ing all these long years no other rem
edy has ever been discovered to restore
health to ailing women 50 successfully
as this good old-fashioned root and herb
rnedicine-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-14

tanned at Valentine event by Mrs
Judge Boggs in Beacon street roday.
The Al-Hassan Grotto is looking for
ward to having a great time, the even
inG of March 4th when the installation
Of officers is to take place. The ar
rangement committee IS perfecting
plans now for this occasion and a verv
fine musical program VIII be rendered
on this date and which viii include
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-14

many selections from the Al-Hassan
band The services of professional en-
tertainers from Chicago will also b.
secured.
Mrs. George N Wilson had a RounI
Robin Yesterday afternoon at the res
dence Of Mrs Andrew Wickey in 14sth
and Olcott avenue with the Aresdsms~
Geo b. Crummey J. 3. Foraker. Brown
Ricos and J. c. Miller as guests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-14
PROMPT SERVICE.

ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-18
Individually Penn Linemen Played Good Game

CNPEAKING the
~
a
didn't have the ball
hurled his
was
passing was
good.b couldn't hold
Penn, through
tacking
IN o
a berth the
But when
was o took
and
in
a
of play Pitt the other
made
twent one
the
Braun
sf
~ Tech stir battle The
oEesdd did
Il enough Opposition 90 shoo ichat they eond 10,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-18
OLGADORFNER'S
MARKS ACCEPTED
Three Records Made by
Local Girl Approved at
A. A. U. Meeting VI
S. J. DALLAS PRESIDES

Many new records, several of which
were made by local performers. entered
the books of the Amateur Athletic
Union at the thirtieth annual meeting
at the Adelphta Hotel, this afternoon.
Virtually all the new marks presented
to the national body by the record copi-
mittee were accepted.
Five of the national marks that were
accepted were made by local girl awim-
mer$ three of which were set by Olga
Dorfner, the star of the Philadelphia
Gymnastic Society; one by Mabel Arlsue
and one by the relay team of the Phila-,
delphia Turner's. -
The national womens records Of 1
minute 2-5 seconds for a 10O-yard
straightaway. of 2 minutes Sc 2-5 sec
onds for furlong with two turns and
of 81 feet for the plunge. all made by
Miss Dorfner, were accepted. The Rrst
two records were made by the Philadei-
phia girl in California. y
The 40o-yard relay record made by
the Philadelphia Turner's teams. COM
posed of Olga Dorfner, Mabel Arklie.
Elizabeth Backer and Helen Pcnnypack-
or at the Turner's Bath in April. was
approved. The time was s minutes and
6 seconds.
Delegates are present from all sections
OF the country. Every district in the
Union is represented, but chief among
the absentees is Charles A. Dean, of
Chicago, the president of the national
body.
In Deans absence Samuel ]. Dallas,
first vice president of the national A. A.
u. president of the Middle Atlantic
Association and secretary of the
Meadowbrook Club, presided.
~- Among the delegates present are ~
Metropolitan Association, F. w.
! Ruben. Justice Barto S. Weeks. Judge
J. II. Mahoney, Herman Obertubessipg
and y. J. Ferris; New England Asso-
citation, Joseph +. Conway. NJ. +, Win
4s'on. Il. NJ. Walsh. T. F. Walsh, Robert
Mahady and Herbert d. Holm; AAe-
sgheny Association, A. c. Couch. w. g.
Hadodck. and John T. Taylor: South
| Atlantic Association. George J. Turner.
/ I.atrobe Cogswell, DR.. William Burdiek.
and w. j. Lemkuhler, Southern Asso-
citation, C. w. STREET. Jr: Pacific, Asso-
citation. Samuel Goodman. .''H'1sf