davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24
calem tcgo s}owa znaczenlu. pol
skie jaseika.
Felix's. Lubierzynski.
.Ignseya Piatkowska.
Milosierdzie Uluda.
Fantazya Wigilijna.

SSWOJ zWo1a Bog WSzyStkle Wler-
nc swc siugi, kt6rych posianni-
ctwem bylo iSc miedzy ludzi i
zsylat i'm przer6zne Diary.
- Idzcic w SWAT - rzck} Pan
do dwoch goncow swietlanych-
- a "a rok wr6cicie znowu przed
tron moi, ably mi pokazac plon
swojcj piracy.
NLilosicrdzic i Uluda kornie
schylify czola swe pred Stworca
! cicho pomknie}y w dial, W Slad
Swcgo przcznaczenia.
Milosierdzie, owianc W oblo--
czystc szaty, Z gwiazda ma czole,
a pochodniq W reku, szlo miedzy
chaty nedzarzy, tam gdzie Dol i
cierpicnic gosci.
Widziano jc pochylone mad ko-
lcbkq ~dzieciccia i mad lozcm IT,
mierajqccgo starca, a taklc pro-
micnic Swietlanc billy Z jego CO.
Ia, zc kto spojrzai raz ma ME -
doznawal w swej duszy dziwnego
ukojenia. Ia zblizeniem sic ME
b~ianskicgo goiica, Ivy osychaly ma
powiekach, a otucha wraca}a W z
wqtpialc serca i jeki rozdartych
b6lem picrsi rozpiywa}y SIG w
cichem westchnieniu ulgi.
Wszyscy do tego niebiaiskie-
60 pos}a wyciagali swc rece, DO
niosl on taxi dziwny car slowa
CIV uSmiechu, re kohl nieml maj
strasznicjsze cierpienia. A pred
blaskicm jego pochodni ucho-
dzily Z ziemi Spiesznie: bezna-
dziejna rozpacz, gfod i nedza.
Gdy Mi}osierdzie dotkne}o mi
losnie ziemi zstepowal pokoj ME
znany, mogi}y porastaly zielenia,
szumialy zlotym i chlebodajnym
klosem, lqki okrywa}y sic kwia-
tami, ptaszeta radosnie nuciiy
hymn wioSnie i odrodzenlu lu-
dow.
80. :. ...... 80. go. ......
Z wysokiego nieba razem Z
bratem swym w. noe wigililna
splynela promienna swietlana u
luda, lecz inne miala cele i drogl
w swej wedr6cwce.-
S:z}a ona gdzie wrzawa / wesele
gdzie radoSc i upojenie. Bale Ii
lie swego wienca zamicniala ma
szkarlaty r6z. Swietna, strojna.
rkazywala sic ludziom w bla-
skach kinkiet6w w sztucznej at
mosferze balowej. zarem ogniste
On. spoirzenia, rumiehcem lica,
powabem powiewnej postaci "a
chwycaia oczy t}umow. Niby
wodna rusaika zmieniala dowol-
ME kszta}ty swoje - Z krolowej
W gronostajowym plaszczu pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24

Urzadzane w czasie SWAT b.
lego Narodzenia ma caiym obsza-
RE ziem polskich tradycyjne ia
seika, wesziy juz poniekad w
krew ! zycie narodu, staiy sic
przez diugie Mieki uwieconym
zwyczajem, do ktorego podtrzy-
mania kazdy, kto tylko czuje i
mySli po polsku, chetnie przykia-
da reke. Szczegolnie nasz lud
wiejski jest W Mich wielce rozmi-
towany, uwaza je poniekad "a
swoj wylaczny, tradycyjny przy-
wilej. 1 siuszenie ~zreszta, albo--
wien tylko dzieki ludowi prze--
trivial II mas ten zwyczaj do dis
dnia i tylko dzieki wlaSciwoSciom
psychiki ludowej movie mozemy
o jaseikach polskich.
Zwyczaj urzadzania jaseiek
wprowadzi1i do Polski 90. Fran
ciszkanie " drugiej poiowie l5go
wieku. Poniewaz jaseika zwabia-
ty Gale tlumy ludu, zaprowadzono
je take w innych klasztorach /
kosciolach Swieckich, gdyE, We
die slow owczeSnego arcybisku-
pa lwowskiego Grzegorza z Sano-
Ia, mkt ME ma prawa wzbra-
MAC zapraszania ludzi do poboz-
noSSi j nabozenstwa "a pomoca
jakichkolwiek Srodkow". Z bic
giem czasu, Pc czeSci take wsku-
tex wzajemnej rywalizacyi rozli-
cznych zakonow usiiujacych zwa-
bic jak najwiecej ludzi pod swoje
namioty - sprowadzano do $50
Ply, obok trsdycyjnego wolu i
osia, Gale stada owiec i bydia ro-
gatego, obok pierwotnych kilku
p~astuszkow Gale gromady i Gale
orszaki, towarzyszace tym Trzem
Kr6lom, ktorzy "a gwiazda przy-
byli. Lud lubowaI sic w tych wi
dowiskach, poniewaz one najwie-
Gel odpowiadaiy jego pojeciom'
poniewaz inaczej ME mogi sobie
tego nawet wyobrazic. Lecz W
da1szym ciagu, odpowiednio do
psychologist ludu, staiy sic jaseika
koscielne z budujacego widowi-
ska prawdziwa nszopka" i jak W
wielu kolendach i pastoraikach,
wziely w MIN gore pierwiastki
rodzajowe, sielskie, humorystycz-
ne. w kazdym razie lud polski
nadai tel odIegiej wschodniej le-
gendzie zupeinie polski charakter
zrobil re zdarzenia tego widowi-
sko rodzime = i w takiej formie
przesziy tie jaseika do sztuki pol
skiej.
Coprawda. dopiero cd niedaw-
ma, cd lat kilkunastu, sztuka pol
ska W swym pochodzie rozwojo-
wynn, a W poszukiwaniu form pry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24
Jaskilia W Bedeem, W ko'
rel sic Urudzi Jezus
Chrystw.

Wiarogodnemi istotnie So twier
dzcnia pisarzy Kosciola sw. z
pjerwszych wicklow chrzeScijan--
silva, ktore mowia, re owa staten
ka, W ktorej sic Chrystus narodzil
byIa grota czy1i jaskinia, W po-
blizu miasteczka polo1ona. w
obszerne take jaskinie obfitowa-
la Ziemia Sw. w czasie zimna Tub
niepogody wpsdzano tn trzody i
wtedy stanowiiy one istotna sta
jenke. Betleem lezalo ma gorze,
by4o otoczone urodzajnemi pa
gorkami i dolinami. By}o tam du-
10 pastuszkow, strzegacych
trzod swych W nocy. Klimat tam
tejszy jest i w grudniu, kiedy to
wlaSnie wedlrsg najdawniejszych
tradycyi Chrystus sic narodzil,
tax lagodny, re trzody mogly bye
ma polu i we dnie i W nocy.
w takiej wiec jaskini, niedale-
ko Betleem, ktora sluzy pastusz-
kom i bydiu "a schronienie, PREY
szedf Jezus Chrystus ma SWAT O
pohocy i pofozony zostas W zlob-
ku ma sianku przez Matke swoja
Marye - jak to tkliwie wyrazaja
owe wieczne kolendy nasze, mp:
Narodzit sic Jezus W stajni
ubogiej,
Unizy} Majestat, chociaz Pan
srogi
Bedac Synem Najwyzszego,
Me miai miejsca godniejszego
Swojej osobie.
Jaskinie te, W ktotej Zbawiciel
sic narodzil, otaczano zawsze
szczegolniejsza czcia i poboznem
poszanowaniem. Nawet poganie
odwiedzali to miejsce z nalezy--
tym szacunkiem i mawiali:
- Otto miejsce, gdzie Boga
chrzeScijan podobalo sic naro-
die!
Origines, zyjacy w drugim
wieku po Chrystusie, by1 osobis-
Gle w Betleem i tax sic wyraza w
dziele SVEN przeciw Celsusowi:
- Pokazuja W Betleem jaski--
ME, w ktorej sic Pan Jezus naro-
dill. a w niej zfobek, gdzie lezal
W pieluszkach.
Wiadomo to powszechnie, ma
wet i tym, ktorzy So ME naszej
WARY; moWia oni:
w tel jaskini urodzii sic Je-
zus, czczony i wielbiony Cd chrze-
Scijan,
Inny znow pisarz koscielny,
Euzebiusz, ktory takze by} w Be-
ooowiada W biografii cas-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24

tenn, &c co sig lyNEE tdug Nyl'
szczeg6lnic W ,,Dziadach" Mickic
wicza i w ,Wesclu' Wyspian--
skicgo, niekt6rc sccny, gdzle oso
by to wchodzQ, to znikajq, be-
zadnego wcwnetrzncgo uzasadnlc
MIA, zbudowane So ma Wz0r sop
XII. Najbardzicj typowcm / jake
iaselka s~cenicznc najdoskonal-
seem dzielcm jest bezwarunko-
wo ,,Bctleem polskic" Lucyana
Rydla, grywane Z powodzenlem
M scenic teatru miejskiego w
krakowic. TAX w strukturzc tech
nicznej jak i w treSci trzymai sic
Rvdel $ciSlc tradycyi jasclck pol
skich, dajqc zarazcm i~ntcnsywny
wyraz danym pojeciom ludu. -
przcdstawii adoracye Matki Bo-
Skici Z Dzicciqtkiem zc strony
spolcczenstwa polskicgo, tcraz-
~nicjszego ! historycznego; ME
brak tam i p~astuszkow w StroJach
krakowskich, i kr0low i bohatc-
row i meczcnnik6w polskich, /
pana Twardowskicgo, czarnokSle
znika; jest navel zyd. jake ME
zbedne pendant do sielanki pol
skiej. I dlatcgo jest nam to dzieio
tax bardzo przyjemnc, zc jest tax
szczerzc, tax wyiQcznie polsklc,
&c. tkwi w MEM czesc duszy /
tradycyi narodu, jakkolwiek ma
niejeden szczcg0f MONA sic ME
zgodzit.
Re zmianq rodzaju odbieg( tez
dzisiaj daleko i eel jascick Cd tc-
go, jaki wskazywa1 arcybiskup
lwowski Grzegorz z Sanoka, a
strcszczajqcy sic w ,,zapraSzaniu
ludzi do poboznoSci i nabozen-
silva "a pomocq jakichkolwlek
S~rodk0w". L jaseick koScielnych,
urzadzanych W Sredniowieczu, w
czasach rozkwitu zakOnoW II
wszystkich prawie narodow, wy
lodzily sic jake dalsze ich Cd
miany teatrzyki ~maryonetek i XII
kielek, czestokroc Z poboznoScia
ME majace juz zgo}a mic wspol"
nego. Ale o lie maryonetki i ku-
kiefki, wprowadzonc do mas O.
statniemi easy, So pochodzenla
IASEKA UOLSKIE 2
obcego, O lyle jaselka, dzieki VIA
Snie umilowaniom i wpfywom lu-
du utrzymaly swoj rodzajowy 1
polski charakter i w tel formie l
treSci, jaka dzisiaj widzi9y jesz-
cze tylko ma ziemiach polskich
ME zesziy Z widowni, p~rzeciwnie,
do coraz wiekszej doskohaloscl
dochodza w sztuce. Pc wsiach
miasteczkach lud polski, ME O.
graniczajqc sic tylko ma tradycyj
nej szopce, stara sic czesto ma VIA
sna reke wystawia6 i tradycyjne
jase1Ka. w tych usi}owaniach O.
! nadal powinniSmy mu
dopomagac i popiera6 take pred
stawienia jaseiek, ma pojeciach
charakterze ludu opartych, take
po wiekszych miastach, gdyz, jak
juz powiedziaiem, mieSci sic w
Mich czeSG duszyi uczucia polskie
60, czeSc polskicj kultury i pol
skiei. przeszioSci, gdyz sa to w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24
wIElKI JU1, COY SIE $W1ETo
TWYCH URODzIN zDtI1L..
Wieki juz 49, gdy sic swieto

Wieki juz - gdy sic swieto
Twych narodziu zbliza
Me z mad Twojego ziobka, lecz a
pod Twego Krzyza
Spogladamy, o Chryste. ku
gwiezdnej przezroczy,
A patrzym tax, jak tylko polskla
patrza oczy!
A patrzym tax, jak inne ME
patrzs narody,
Me ola novel zapiaty, ola
przyszlej nagrody,
Me dlatego, il wierzym,
Wszechmogacy Panic,
Ze masz w Swej mocy losy
swiata ma rozdanie,
Me z prosba nowych darow, z
westchnieniem pomocy,
10 Chryste! Godow polskich,
Chryste Wielkiejnocy!
My patrzym wciaz o jedno, cisgle
jednakoWo,
|Czys Dzieciqtkiem, czy noslsz
korone cierniowa,
Il jedna modlitwa W duszy Z
jednem pacierzem
Spogladany z pod krzyza /
stoim pod krzyzem!
80. .. ...... go. 80. 80. -
Cd setnych lat, tysiacznych,
stutysicaznych godzin,
Kiedy nadchodzi swieto Twych
Panic, urodzin,
Spogladamy, o Chryste, ku
gwiezdnej p~rzezroczy,
A patrzym tax, jak tylko polskie
patrza oczy!
S~pogladamy ku Tobie ME wzro
klein tych ludzi,
w kt6rych nadzieja swiftly
nowych pragnieh budzi,
Me tych szczeSliwych, ktorzy "a
niez}omnoSc WARY
|Czekaja ma TIVE MOVE / obfite
Diary.
I.ecz patrzymy ku Tobie,
w~yciagamy rece,
Gays ma krzyzu, czy Dziecko
zlozone w stajence,
+ woiamy ku Tobie cd kazdego
proga,
'Czys nan bliski, czy siedzisz ma
prawicy Boga,
|Czys ubogi, czy. myrra osypan
ziotem:
Ten honor" z mad Elstery oddal
nam z powrotem!
gak CT go niesplamiony oddano
pred laty....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24


| stanowi ich wartoSc ola sztuki, a
przez mia i ola kultury narodu.
TAX pojal tez i malowa} Tadeusz
ropicl swoj ogromnych rozmia-
row obraz ,,Jaselka polskie', IL
mieszczony w koScielc 90. Fran
ciszkanow we Lwowie, obraz, kto
" niezapomniane poSostawia
w~razenie. Stosujac sic do wspom-
MEN naszego ludu, dale nam Pc
piel jaselka szczerze polsklc, lu-
DOVE. Pod strzecha slomiana $50
ply, ozioconej promieniami wScho
dzacego siohca, siedzi ma Sianie
Matka BoSka z Dzieciatkiem,
pred ktorem Trzej kr0lowic kor
ME bija czoicm. Matka Boska
przedstawiona jest tutaj be- au-
reoli. niby z~wyczajna dzicwica
polska. a przcciez tax jest dostoj-
ma, tax Swieto W swcj szlachctncl
prostocie. A ci Trzcj kr6loWic o
typowo polskich twarzach, ten
swiety Jozef, ktory stanaf nirsmia
10 "a siupcm, podpierajQcym $50
pc i &c skupieniem patrzy ma a
doracye Dzieciecia. CT pastuSzko-
vie po obu stronach, ktorzy row
niez przyklekli, tax dobrzc nam
znani i tax sympatyczni W kra-
kowskich strojach. WSzystkie po
stacie i przedmioty na pierwszym
planie sic znajdujace, malowane
So w n~aturalnej Wielkosci. a PREY
doskonalej, wprost mistrzoW-
skiej technice rysunkowcJ tego
artysty i koloryStyce iSclc ma
kartowskiej, daja wrazenic fudza-
co plastyczne. Przytem, ma dali
Sym planie, typowo polski kraJ-
obraz Z daleka perspektHw9, -
gdzie ma pagorkach w dollnach
Z wystajqcemi tn i owdzic wlerz-
bami pasa sic stada owiec, o.
gromnie neci oko. Znany wspoi-
tworca panoramy rac}awickieJ /
panoramy grunwaldzkiej dai nam
W tych ,Jaseikach Polskich" /
stotnie wspaniaie dzielo polsklego
natchnienia.
Dzisiaj jaseika koscielne da-
leko juz odbiegIy cd formy, "a
aprobowanej przez arcybiskupa
Grzegorza Z Sanoka; dzlsiaj mic
sprowadza sic tez tych stad wo-
low i baranow ma chwa}e Boza Il
uzytek klasztorow, dzisiaj POGO
stall re zwyczaju togo pierwia-
sick raczej psychiczny i trady-
cyjny, pierwiastek, ktory dosko-
na}y wyraz znajdujc teraz W STU
ce.
Ma wsi chiopacy "a wy4aczny
swoj przywilej uwazaja obnosze-
ME szopki, Spiewanie kolend i po-
kazywanie sztuczek z tenn zwiaza
nych. Tu i owdzie odbywaja sic
W tym czasie ma wieksza skale
przedstawienia amatorskie jase-
lex pod egida swiecka Tub koSciel
na. Utworow W tym duchu pisa
nych posiadamy bardzo DUO i z
bardzo juz dawnych czas6w. Me
kt6rzy historycy naszej literatu-
.ry wywodza 'nawet poczatki pol
skiego dramatu q szopki i jase-
lex scenicznvch. wskazujac przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-24

RAklAm Jest podstawa ncxnych
przedsiebiorstv amerykanskich, wieo
1 przemyslowiec polski do6rze Eobis
je4eli stale reklamowac bedzie swoI
interes " DzIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
PEACE BO0MS DANCE HALLS
Even Private Homes Are Now Being
Used for the Purpose In
London. -

Londonderry day sees the open
ing of a new dancing room In London.
"There Is not q public hall to rent
IN the city or a private hall either"
said an old ballet master who is now
a ballroom dance manager. blouse
agents, particularly In Kensington,
have entered the spirit Of the search
and are canvassing the owners and
tenants Of private houses who may
have big rooms to let. A private
house has an advantage I've a public
hall as 1t can keep open until the next
day II 1t likes. while q public hall
must close at midnight.
"Anyone teaches dancing now. Girls
who have just learned set up as teach
crs and working four or eight together
In one hall. earn from $50 to $50 Z
week each"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10

against him, and in this case he was
placed under bonds OF $4,000 on
each count.
Huron-Charles Devlin, who with
a companion named Darwin Walker,
was arrested at Huron a few days
ago on a charge of transporting
liquor, proves to be a deserter from
the Great Lakes naval station. He
VIII be sent back to that station.
When arrested both Devlin and Wal
ker were wearing naval uniforms. 1t
develops that Walker was not in the
navy service, and he probably will
have to face the charge of illegally
wearing e naval uniform.
Volga-Even Evenson, a resident
OF the Volga territory. had his skull
fractured when the crank of an auto.
mobile slipped and the butt struck
MIN in the head. Physicians re.
moved the pressure of the bone from
the brain and 1t Is believed he will
recover, although his condition will
be serious for seeyral weeks. The
self starter was not working prop
erly and the young man was about t.
crank the car by hand when the acct
dent occurred. While the skin on hi:
forehead was not broken, there wer.
two fractures of the skull.
Draper-5Tho largest land sale II
western South Dakota was consum'
mated here when the "A. e." ranch
glQwned by Robert O'Reilly. jr., wa
dsold to George and William Conrat
of Mitchell. The ranch consists o.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
STATE NEWS.

Pierre-Former State Secretary F.
M. Rood has purchased the Van
Dusen elevator at this place and with
Geo. H. Spargur will engage in that
business here.
Huron-Huron has probably never
seen as many cases of smallpox as
have prevailed in the city during the
last two months. in the opinion OF
DR.. C. H Hall, head of the city board
OF health.
Webster-The trial of III. O.. En-
gel, a Day county man, has been post
poned until the next term Of circuit
court In Day county, and in the mean
time the defendant is striving to pro-
cure bonds OF $4,000. He was orig
inally arrested. on the charge Of OBJ
tanning money under false ~pretenses.
About two weeks ago he was rear
rested on a charge of forgery. There
are six counts in the latest charge
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City, June 1O.-With the
slight advance the market regained
part of the loss of Friday, and again
showed promise of mounting to the
general plane of last week.
Packers followed the lead of the
shippers well on good hogs, but con
tinued to show discrimination against
the rough heavy kinds, down to SIS
and under for the extreme grades.
In general the market opened to a
very good tone and demand, with all
grades except rough heavy sow
showing an advance of close TO 1Oc
Top hogs sold at $3.50, and the
bulk of sales was made at $40. 60 a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
A Sane FOURTH
WARNING COMES FROM STATE
FIRE MARSHAL VAN CAMP.

Pierre, June 10.-St2ts Fire Mar
shall Van Camp. while advocating an
enthusiastic observance of the Fourth
of July in South Dakota as in keep
ing with the victorious end of the
war and the return of soldiers. has
issued the following warning against
carelessness in the use OF explosives
and fireworks on that day:
There seems 10 be no question but
that the Fourth of July will be cele-
brated this year with more enthusi-
asm than ever, this being the result
of the ending of the war and doing
honor to the returning soldiers, most
OF whom will be home by that time.
Realizing the tremendous popular
enthusiasm which will give vent to
itself on that day, and with no idea
of discouraging a proper expression
OF tho great patriotic impulse under
lying 1t, State Fire Marshal Van
Camp earnestly appeals to the people
of the state@to keep this enthusiasm
within safe and sane channels.
During the last few years great
strides have been made in South Da-
kota looking toward a safe and sane
celebration of our independence day,
with the result that the toll of death
and manned and the number OF fires
have been speedily decreased.
i AS a result of the glorious victory
achieved by u boys, the temptation
to go to the extremes will undoubt-
eddy be great this year as the slim
illus to celebrate was never greater,
Therefore, the need of restraint is
correspondingly great, and as the
during the war, let everyone continue
to apply it in times of peace.
Reports coming into the office oil
the state fire marshal would indicate
a score of localities throughout The
state are already planning for a greai
community observance of the day
with rousing Homecoming celebra
tions of the homecoming fighting
men as a big feature. These events
will be marked by parades, and con
certs, addresses by prominent speak
ers and programs of great yariet!
and community display of fireworks
Fire Marshal Van Camp ~strongl!
%indorses such -ogservances, and h
urges city officials, commercial clubs
and such organizations as are accus
toned to take the initiative in thes,
matters in their respective communi
ties, to make the day n long to b,
remembered. Certainly no time il
more opportune for a communit,
Fourth of July celebration than this
when every city, village and town de
. sires to honor all of its fightin.
heroes, but great care should be ex
ercised in the handling of fireworks
~firecrackers, torpedoes, roman can
dies, skyrockets and other kindre,
displays and the utmost caution
should be observed by those havin
the handling of fireworks in charge
1t is the hope and desire of tn
fire marshal that when these grea
celebrations are over, we can loo
back and point with pride to tho fac
that not N single life has been sac
rificed or N building destroyed b
fire.
Let us keep the Fourth OF Jul
'carelessness' under the ban. Let II
not revive the casualty lists and neeC
less fires. This can be done by a SAT
and sane Fourth of July celebration
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GERMANY is RAISING ARMY
Men and Ammunition Are Being A.
sembled, Berlin Paper Says.

Berne, Switzerland, June 10. Great
activity is being displayed In Germany
IN recruiting men for the army and
in gathering ammunition, the Indepen.
dent Socialist Die Freheit OF Berlin
says. According to the Socialist Aben.
di Of Vienna, German recruiting agents
are busily at work In Austria.
The Nachrichten of Basic says Ger
man recruiting bureaus are appealing
for men to enlist, and are offering vari
ous inducements, including pay of
marks a day and fidelity premiums
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GERMANY IN new WAR
Esthonians Start Military Opera.
tons Against Huns.
Superior Teuton Detachment Forces
Retirement Of Defenders, Says
Dispatch From Heisinofors.

London, June l0.-The Esthonian
start military operations against the
Germans, says a Helsingfors dispatch
to the Mail. This action Is In conse-
quence of the action OF the Germans
in the Riga district in advancing be-
hind the bolshevik lines for the pur-
pose OF occupying the eastern frontier
or Liyonia, which, with a t~reacherous
attack upon the Esthontans by the
German cavalry under orders from
General Won der Goltz, commander Of
the German forces In the Baltic re-
gion, II is said, unmasked the Germans
as accomplices of the bolsheyiki.
Clash With Germans.
Stockholm, June 10. - Esthonian
forces have clashed with German land,
wehr troops in the region east OF
Riga, where Lettish attachments also
have been in serious lighting with the
ment issued at Esthonlan headquar
tiers. The statement says:
Fighting with German landwehr
forces is proceeding In the Ramosck
sector. Esthonian troops sent to rein
force Lettish forces, which had beey
in combat with the Germans, have
been forced to retire after violent
fighting with superior landwehr de
tachments. Several d~etachments
raised by the Baltic barons have beer
repulsed by our armored trains. The
fighting continues.
The capture OF Kreitzburg has oc
Cured and the Esthonians captured
a large number OF prisoners.
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Is Bolshevist Move On7

Wolf Point, Mont, June 10.-Who
s behind the circulation of Bolshevik
literature in this section? People OF
Pershing have received letters, with
nothing to indicate their origin, except
that they were mailed here, reviewing
the Bolsheyist movement in Russia
and asking whether a similar revolt
might not be a good thing for Amer
lea. So far as known the letters have
only been sent to farmers. Many re
gard the matter as q hoax, but the
propaganda is arousing much interest
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TRUCK PLUNGES DOWN BANK

Two Men Killed and Man and Woman
Injured.
Minneapolis, June 10.-Two men
were killed and another man and WON.
an were seriously injured when a
three-ton truck plunged 25 feet down
an embankment four miles from Elk
celsior.
The dead are: Frank Ingalsbe and
J. III. Anderson.
The injured are: Nels S. Magnuson
and Mrs. Magnuson.
The other two members OF the party
Mrs. lngalsbe and her 12-year-old
daughter, were pitched from the truck
and mo- seriously injured.
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1920 acres of decided land, 1880
acres of leased land, 500 head of
Hereford cattle, IT'S head of Perch
eron horses and equipment. The
consideration was $%175,000. Posses
sion will be given June 20. The sale
was made through the O'Reilly Land
company, of Draper.
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growing A lingering cold weakens
them. Mrs. Amanda Flint. Route 4, New
Philadelphia. o.. writes: "Foley's Honey
n Tar cured my little girl of the worst
tickling cough" Gives Immediate relief
from distressing. racking, tearing
coughs; soothes and heals. Sold every
where.
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TEXT WILL GO INTO RECORD
Senate Acts on Treaty Copy Brought
to U. s, by CORRESPONDENT NJ.

to u. S. by Correspondent.
Washington, June 10.-A copy OF
the German peace treaty brought to
this country by Frazier Hunt, war
correspondent, was presented in the
senate by Senator w. e. Borah (rep.)
OF Idaho, and by a vote Of At to "a
ordered put in the Congressional Rec
ord and printed as a public document
All the votes against publication were
cast by democrats with the exception
Of that by Senator p. ]. McCumber OF
North Dakota (rep.). Senator C. 8
Thomas (dem.), Colorado, forced q
r~ollcall. refusing unanimous consent
for publication.