davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

PANAMA HAT-Agenis wanted. Genuine
Tuyo PananaS for men and women. with
silk and sweat band can be rolled W. an,i
nut in rocket Saurl. sl..J prepaid Sci!
AS high as So. Money back II not satisfac-
tory SabHtora banana Hat Co, lob Greene
New FORK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
INSTRUCTION

DA:,CINIi--rhc only SCHOOL that guuran-
tees. We teach you 10 dance for sI.5v
GraN.s DANCING studio. Madison ds6S-J.
DANClNG-Mrs. Emmenhauser and Mr.
Carriers dancing studio. 2U4 Il. Marshall
Manson e2t5-J.
DANCING at chclrs Academy Harrison
and Br"au Streets. Union orchestra and
GOoI .uor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

In the matter Of No e416
HhoNE n =. ANDREWS, In
Bankrupt. Bankrupfcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

''ii.l.S rNprricnCcd cigarette machine
operators ilrlitsh American Tob. Ccu a.,
l''d. '"" N"rth i.pu'hardy Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

BY virtue Of decree OF tho C.han.
t tsy court OF the city Of Richmond.1fn
ttf'ssibners wflI proceed to sell, sSbiect
to the confirmation OF the COURT al
pubic auction. on the premises on 'T,f7s
TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1919 q
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
AUTOMOBILES
Service Stations-Iicpairir

AurO TOPS made and repaired. Keeton
Brothers, 2lU North Madison Strert
pricng right
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21
WANTS DAYLIGHT SAVING.
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Asks Re-enactment of the Law.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov 21.-Rc-
,naetiag of national daylight saving
'aw was favored by the Connecticut
hamber of commerce, in q resolution
Yhieh, among others, was adopted yes
serrfav at the closing session of the an
,ual convention. The body also put
Itself on record in favor of its own
INQUIRY, through committees, into the
state taxing system, the transporta
ion problems. plan to promote in.
creased foreign trade for Connecticut
manufacturers, enforcement of laws TO
,aintain peace. order and public safety,
md plans of the secretary of the interi-
or for a survey of the power resources
If the country.
The chamber demanded In resolutions
hat laws be enforced to the end that
10 body of men, in governmental OF
non government employment, may by
conspiracy or concerted action deprive
community of transportation, light
'uel or food. II called for increased
production of commodities and of food
PRODUCTS, more attention to agriculture
md inquiry into the problems which
rave arisen through activities of 'nol
English speaking persons. It declared
hat permanent conduct of business
Enterprises by the government at tn,
expense of the taxpayers in time o
'eaee is not proper function of dem
,eratic government.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21
DECEMBER MILK PRICE.
Farmer to Get 7.s Cents Quart for S
Per Cent Milk.

NEW YORK, Nov. oi.-Farmers will
'eeeive rs cents a quart Of , per cent
milk for December, according to
'entativc agreement reached by repre-
entatives of farmers and milk distrb-
ltors. the Dairymen's league announced
lere last night. 4 statement issued by
he league said:
=" After a series of conferences be
sween representatives of the farmers
nd city milk distributors a tentative
greement was reached. which. if ac-
,epted by the farmers and milk deal
rs, will provide for a price for 3 per
ent milk in the country during the
month of December of $36S per 100
POUNDS or rs cents per quart. The
'armer received in December. 1918,
s4.06 Per 100 pounds or Sc cents per
quart for per cent. The December
.9ls, price was approved by the feder-
i food administration
1.-The farmer will be paid as usual
our cents point for testing above
per cent butter fat. This means that
f milk sold to dealers tests SO ne,
cent, the farmer will receive 1865, the
Dasic price of 100 pounds, plus a
cents, or $500 or at the rate of an.
fortunately Is cents per quart. =
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21
RECORD PRICE FOR A HORSE.
Major August Belmont Sells Fair Play
for 100000 and Breeding Privileges

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l-Tempted by
he highest price ever paid for a horse
bred in America, Major August Belmont
chairman of the Jockey club. has sold
Fair Play, the premier stallion Of his
Nursery Stud and the sire of Man o. War
md Mad Halter, to Clifford A. Cochran.
# New York The consideration was
100000 in money and the privilege of
breeding 10 mares to him each year for
hree years As Major Belmont had made
t known that he intended to stand the
orse for $1,000 cash next season, lie thus
'eceived the equivalent OF $3.50 ,o00 for the
on of Hastings and Fairy Gold
The highest price previously paid for
n American bred race horse was so 900.
yiven BY the late William c. Whitney
or Hamburg at the dispersal of Marcus
DAYS Bitter Root stud at auction at
Madison Square Garden. For the inn
ported horse Rock Sand Major Belmont
few years ago received $50 ,000 and his
ather received sl00000 at auction for
imported. St Blaise many wears earlier
Mt no native horse excepting the two
yearzold trotter Arion. 2.l0a, for which
7. Malcolm Forbe of Boston paid 1925
100, ever brought anything like sl00,ooI
1t public or private sale.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21
YOUR COLD EASED
AFTER FIRST DOSE
.Pape's Cold Compound" then
breaks up a cold in a
few hours.

Relief comes instantly. A dose TAX
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up a severe
colds and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your nos
trils up aud the air passages in the
head, stops nose running, relieves con-
gested headache, dullness. feverishness,
sneezing, soreness and stiffness
Don t stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuffiing. Ease your eongested
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only few cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice, contains no
,quinine-Insist upon Pape 's.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21

Soft Coal Miners of Colorado Obey
Court Injunction.

DENVER. Colo, Nov. 2l.-George O.
johnson. district president of the
United Mine Workers of America. an
nounced early this morning that the
strike of bituminous coal miners in Col
orado which had been ordered foru FRI
day midnight lad been called OFF in ac-
cordance with the injunction issued late
last night by District Judge Clarence
j. Morley of Denver.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21
ANOTHER INJUNCTION GRANTED.
St. Louis Liquor Dealers Get Federal
Officers Tied Up.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2l.-Federal Judge
Pollock today granted temporary in
junction against the district attorney
md the internal revenue collector from
enforcing the provisions Of the Vol
stead wartime prohibition enforcement
act pending further litigation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-21

and upon the delivery of this document
and the cash payment, was released on
Sunday afternoon, October 26.
" The state department and the fed
eral government as well, did nothing
at all to effect my release, in fact they
only served to disturb the work of my
friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
COUNTRY HAS GREAT FUTURE
Marvellous Fertility OF Brazil is Bound
to Assure II High Place
Among Nations

Geographically, the United States or
North America and the United States
OF Brazil are somewhat alike. But the
main river system OF Brazil runs from
west to east the tributaries Of the
mighty Amazon spreading out like
fan In such wise as 10 facilitate water
communication with the most distant
parts Of the interior, and TO make the
coast cities outlets for the products
OF regions reaching back TO the foot
hills OF the Andes.
Ii Is a country OF the future-a ter
ritory almost virgin. indescribably rich
and susceptible OF a wonderful dsvel-
opment. Nowhere else does the coffee
tree bear so beautifully, producing
four times the weight OF fruit Yielded
by the plant In Mexico. Cotton and
sugar cane grow like weeds. Rubber
and the chocolate bean are already sI-
ported In vast quantities. Fruits are
Of almost Infinite variety. A catalogue
has been complied OF 1900 species
OF wood (some Of them the most beau
tIful In the word) found In the valley
Of the Amazon alone.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
OBSERVING eARTH's SHADOW
Possibly Not All Are Aware Of condI-
tleWg Under Which IL 10
Plainly Visible.

Everybody Is familiar with the
shadow OF the earth as II appears when
the moon Is eclipsed. but not many
know that they can see the shadow at
less rare intervals much nearer home.
All that Is necessary is a clear sky
at sunrise or sunset, for then the
shadow falls upon the dust OF our ut
mosphsrc ~ q most noticeable and
striking manner r''- -lte
IL you look eastward, as the sun
sinks behind tlr western horizon,
broad banc of red seems TO appear OPP
posite the sun. II merges into oSyellow
glow above, and that In turD|bleAds
into the blue of the zenith. the red
band rises, the under side N II fades
into "A dull slate gray, the umbra or
the shadow. y The observation obtained
from position that gives a clear
sweep OF the horizon disclOsas the
form Of the shadow band as an arch,
the crest ~ which is directly opposite
the sun. The more depressed the sun
is beneath the horizon, the higher the
arch towers toward the zenith. AS IL
rises II becomes less perceptible, until
tive red band that borders II on top
spreads overhead In rather weak
glow.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

A curious example Of the effects OF
environment and changed conditions
of life upon the forms of animals Is
furnished by species OF partridge
that lives In the Canary islands. More
than four hundred years ago, says the
Los Angeles Times. the Spaniards
brought the red-legged partridge from
Europe to those islands, and the bird
has continued 10 flourish there; but
o. recent examination proves, II has
undergone changes clearly brought
about by the conditions under which IL
lives.
Its back has turned from russell 20
gray. That, apparently, is protective
coloring, since the bird passes It's life
among gray volcanic rocks.
Its beak has become one-fourth long
er and thicker than that of It's ances-
tors and OF It's European relatives. and
its legs aNo have Increased in length
and grown stouter.
Those changes are exactly such as
were needed 10 suit II TO the life that
II is now compelled 10 lead amid the
rocks and on the mountainsides OF the
islands. where II needs a stronger ply
steal development than II peeded In Its
former home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
LARGEST Earth Embankment.

The Belle Fourrhe irrigation dam In
South Dakota Is the largest earth en-
bankment In the world. Its construc'
ton was authorized by congress at
cost OF 100000. From an engineer
lug standpoint this project IS one OF
thf most interesting which the govern
ment has yet undertaken. It's princi-
pal structure Is the earthen dam. This
dixie. which closes the lowest depres-
sion In the rim Of natural basin, Is
GOO feet long. - feet wide on top and
u feet high in the highest place. The
inside face OF this structure, which
has slope OF one TO two, u protected
from wind and wave action By two
feet of screen gravel, on which. are
placed concrete blocks each 4 by o
feet thick. The cubical contents or
this dixie are 1900 600 feet. or about
half of the famous pyramids OF
Cheops In Egypt. The reservoir ere
ated by this dam covers about 1000
acres and will be the largest lake In
the state
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
erlso. Patched With Concrete.

Much success is reported from the
new method OF strengthening old
bridges recommended by the county
surveyor OF Shropshire England. An
old bridge OF Thomas Telford, built
% years ago between Shrewsbury and
Ludlow. was found to owe its unsafe
condition No two seriously cracked
cast iron ribs. and restoration has
been undertaken by incaslng the ribs
In ferro-cOncrete. The Accomplishment
OF The work, restoring the way again to
heavy traffic, is said to have made the
Structure even stronger than when first
built. the work on the defective ribs
was done from suspended platforms
without Interference with the rsgd-
way. and the repairs have not appre-
ciably changed the appearance Of the
bridge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
Plant 70 Be Dreaded.

one of the most terrible plants in ex-
istence T. the Asclepias gigantea.
which Is common In Abysslnia, and
crews also IN Geylnn When cut. a
milky sap exules from the stem and
Jeavos. and the least drof OF this will
cause total blindness If II comes In
contact with the eyes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

In the fools paradise everybody VIII
have an office and nothing to do
Ohio State Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

Record want ads nay.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
0Ibrzymie TIumy BioTa
UdziaI " Manifsstacyi,

w dniu wczoraiszym Polonia
Chicagoska raz wiecej wykazaia,
jak umie uczcic panied Bohate-
row swoich, a take uczcie pierw
sza rocznice Wolnej i Nepodleg-
lei PoSE, ktora juz dis rec
mozna -.zrzuciia wreszcie jarz-
mo pet i ksjdanow ma zawsze.
Pornimo skwaru i zapowiadanej
bury, m~anifestacya byia suk-
resem znakomitym, co wy
ksza1y d~ziesistki tysiecy
Polsk6w i Polek bioracych W mej
udziai. Manifestacya, urzadzona
staraniem towarzystw i organi--
zacyi polskich W Chicago, ska
daia sic z wymarszu Cd ulic Di-
vision i Noble przez Milwaukee
ave. i North ave, do stop pomni-
ka KoSciuszki W parku Hum
boldt'a, ziozenia tam wiehcow, a
nastepnie z obchodu, Juz cd 60
dziny lei w poiudnie w okolicy
Noble i Division, gdzie byi punkt
zborny i poczatek pochodu, ME
kt6re towarzystwa zajmowaiy
swe miejsca. Dwie godziny poz-
uiej ulice Division, Milwaukee i
wszystkie ~przecznice do Paulina
byiy wprost nabite publiczno-
scia. O godz. 2:40 marszaiek dai
znak do wymarszu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
U Stop POmRika.

Gdy juz ostatnie towarzystwo
i ostatni automobil przedefllowa}
pred p%omnikiem Bohatera
Dw6ch Swiatow i obok estrady,
ra kt6rej zajeli miejsca mowcy
komitet u~rzadzajacy i reprezelr-
tanci tutejszej Polonii, rozpocza'
sic program NOW, jake druga
czeSc Manifestacyj.
Najprzod zlozono II stop pom
nika whence Cd w~szystkich pol
skich organizacyi jake hold wi
domy Bojownikowi "a WolnoSc,
Whence te zaiozono ma szyjt
oraz ma ramona posagu bohatera,
a gdy miejsca zabrakio, take ma
szyje konia. Kazdy z wiehcow
miai odpowiedni napis.
Przystapiono kolejno do wyko-
mania programu obchodu.
Obchod zagail stosowna NOVA
tax w jezyku polskim jak angiel-
skim OBJ. Jan B. Wleklihski, ko-
misarz Okregu XIV. Z. n. P, wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

s~zonej bcz poprzedniego przygo-
towania, byia propaganda zydow
ska, oparta ma kiamstwis i maja.
ca tylko cele jak najnizsze. Ogol'
nv poklask zyskaiy siowa MONEY!
azeby Polacy ME dali sic ztotem
zahipnotyzowat i aby ME sp;ze'
dali praw czlowicka ola praw ma
mon".) Take p~owszechna apro.
to be persuaded to sell the rights
Of man for the rights of MANI
mon.") Takae powszechna lpro-
bate zyskaiy s}owa jego, aleby
zydzi starali sic o specyalne pra'
wa i przywileje w swym ojczy-
stvm kraju, II. " Palestyn;e.
Ma zakonczenie rel podnicsiej
manitestacyi ChGry ; ~publiczncs1
odspiewaly ,.Jeszcze Polska ME
zginefa".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

kazujac, IL pamiec imienia Kosciu
ski powinna bye kultywowana
nietylko przez Polakow ale
przez SWAT caiy, przez wszystkle
narody milujqce wolnoSt, gdyz
bvl to Ouch KoSciuszki, by}y to
Ideally, przez niego wyznawane /
W Gym wprowadzane, ktore
sztandarom Aliantom przyniosiy
zwyciestwo we wiclkiej wojnie
Swiatowej.
Ma przcwodniczacego PowoSai
sedziego Elk. Jareckiego, a ma
sekrctarza OBJ. H. Lok~aiskiego.
Pc zajeciu miejsc swych przcz
urzednikow obchodu - sedzla a
recki otworzyl formalnie pro
gram, W kr6tkiej lecz tresciwej
movie podnoszac wielkoSc Ko-
sciuszki dla mas jake obywateli
2merykansiiich a jednoczesnle
wskazujac ma to, IL rozpoczefa sic
dla mas nova era, W kt6rej juz
wiecej ME wyrazamy pragnien,
juz wiecej ME blagamy Najwyz-
szego o to, co nam odebrano, ale
radujemy sic uzyskana Wolnoscia
i wyrazamy dziekczynne modify /
re ME ma odpowiedniejszego miej
sea ma vyrazenia n~aszej radosci
/ naszej wdziecznosci jak II stop
Togo, kt6ry krew swa dai "a VOL
nose Ojczyzny.
Glory lokalne Okregu 1go
Zwiazku Spiewak6w Polskich ma
stepnie odSpiewafy hymn narodo-
wy am~erykahski - The Star
Spangled Banner PREY axiom
paniamencie orliiestry pod dyrek-
eva p. B. ]. Zalewskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

Towarzystwo Strzelcow Pol
skich, stojac pred estrada from
tenn do pomnika, daIo try salwy
karabinowe ma Geese Bobatera
Dw6ch Swiat6w, podczas gdy
wszyscy powstali i odkryli gio--
wy.
Estrade ustawiono Pc poiud'
n;owej stronie alei pofudniowej.
Poch5d defiIowaf alicia po}nocna.
Alcje poiudniowa wypeiniiy: ka5
pela, Towarzystwo Strzelcow Pol
skich, gniazda sokole i publicz-
nose. Mad alicia p~rowadzaca ma
po}noc do bulwaru Humboldt
rozpieto olbrzymi sztandar Polski
(orzet bialy ma czerwonem polW
kt6ry siuzy} jako Ito ola pomnika,
ola pochodu i ola ca}ej uroczysto-
sci.
Nastepnie Glory re zwiazku
Spiewak6w Polskich przy axiom
paniamencie orkiestry pod dyrck-
eva P. B. Zalewskicgo odSpiewa-
~ Wiqzanke Melodyi Polskich
CKosciuszkowska), uk}adu P. f
Walkiewicza. Wiazanke te co
chwila przerywa}a publicznosc
burza oklask6w.
Reszta programu uleg}a zmia-
ME. ZaznaczyG tn wypada, re W
ostatniej chwili trzeba byio Kill
ka zmian uczyniG w programme :
najprz6d, program, ktory rozda-
no wczoraj ma estradzie, byf cd
miennym Cd tego, ktory og}oszo
no w sobotnich dziennikach, a
nastepnie, program, jak zostai
wykonany, r6znif sic cd progra-
mu wypisanego. w sobote poda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
Wymarsz do Stop Po'
mnika k0$CiuSzki. +
0bch0d " Parku HumbOIdta.

Dywizya 27ga: kapela, Sokoli,
veteran Armii Polskiej, male
dziewczatka i chiopcy w mundu-
rach sokolich, sztandary, starsi
Sokoli i Sokolice, Zarzad Cen
tralny, Zwiazku Narodowego Pol
skiego, kapela, towarzystwa ma
rodowe i koScielne, Gmina lO3 z
So, Chicago.
Dywizya 3cia: kapela, sztan-
Diary, Gmina Mr.. 3 Z. N. P, STD
warzyszenie Rzeznik6w Polskic.',,
w swoich strojach fachowycl
dziewczeta W strojach polskich,
Gminy i towarzystwa Z. N. P.
Dywizya Alta: kapela, sztanda-
~, Gmina S9ta z Town of Lake,
oraz towarzystwa koScielne i Ia
rodowe i koScielne z Jadwigowa.
Dywizya Sta: kapela, sztanda-
ry, Gmina 75ta Z. n. P, towarzy-
silva koScielne i narodowe z Mo
dziankowa, zarzad Zwiazku Po-
lex i towarzystwa Stowarzysze-
ME Polak6w W Ameryce, Macicrz
Polska.
Dywizya 6ta: Poiaczone iowa
rzystwa Z Kensington, Annowa,
Trojcowa i Kazimierzowa, or az
male Sokolice i Sokoli.
Dywizya Una: Sztandary, ka-
pela, Polska Korporacya Pala-
tine, kapela. studenci re szkoiy
Palatine, dalej towarzystwa po-
iaczone z dzielnicy Grant Works,
veteran z Francyi, marynarze,
Towarzystwo umudurowane POI
skich Strzelcow z Town OF Lake.
Dywizya Sma: Kapela, sztan-
Diary, Synowie WolnoSci, Gmina
93cia, Gmina 120ta re Stanisia-
wowa, Gmina 23cia z Town Of
Lake, Tow. Chicago Society,",
mr.. 1850 Z. n. P, kapela, iowa
rzystwa poiaczone z dzielnicy
Kantowa i re Zjednoczenia
Dywizya 9ta: Sztandary, ka-
pela, korporacya handlowa Bia-
lego Orla oraz poiaczone towarzy
silva koscielne i narodowe. Po-
chod zamyka& olbrzymi szereg au
tomobilow w liczbie przesz}o 10.
Pochod zakonczy{ sic defilada
pred p%omnikiem Tadeusza Ko-
sciuszki. Jedna dywizya "a dru-
ga, kaida poprzedzona kapela.
szia pred pomnik, a pozostd-
wiwszy tam swe sztandary, gine-
iy W alei. Tymczasem las sztan-
darow i choragwi - przewaznic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
WYMARSZ.

Wymarsz, na kt6rego czele ie-
chali konno marszaikowie p. Lud
wik Panek i p. NJ. Turbak, sunai
sic ulicami Division, Milwaukee,
/ North ave-, ma zachod do parku
Humboldta, poprzedzany pluto
uen policy konnej i pieszej pod
aow6dztwem poruczntka J. Pal
czyhskiego.
; Dalej dywizya pierwsza: Wy
dial Narodowy Polsk i Komi-
tet Obywatelski, kapela, sztanda-
~ polSkie i amerykanskie, kape-
IA fife and drum corps), kompa-
MA C" 11go puSku, skauci pro-
wadzeni przez naczelnikow Ko-
aiecznego i Psocinskego. sokoli-
&c, dzieci re szko,y Sw. Trolley
W strojach o barwach amerykan-
skich i polskich, dzieci jake kra-
kowiacy i krakowianki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02
Nova KS. I. Sam
polihskiego.

Jak wszyscy wierni synowie ukocha.
nej matkt naszej Polski, ~rokrocznie
zgromadzaja sic ola uczczenia pamieci
niesmiertelnych. tax tel i my Rodacy
coscie z mad Odry. Warty, Wisly | Blu
ga {: Cd Wroclawia. Poznania. Kr0lewca,
Gdahska. Krakowa. Lwowa. Piocka !
stolicy Warszawy, losem o~patrznosci
rzuceni ma wolna ziemie W~aszyngto.
ma zgrcmadziliscie sic dzisiaj W tel
blekitnej swiatyni f%irmamentu, owiani
jakimS dziwnym urokiem nieSmiertel.
nosci tego, pod kt6rego pomnikiem stoi.
Gle. tego. kt0ry by}, jest i bedzie chlu-
ba i ozdoba narodu polskiego.
Czctt wielkie czyny ludzi ME Co
%dziennych - jest potrzeba, konieczno-
scia fundamentem i ostoja dobrego
serca cz}owiek dobrych obyczajow ME
moze ich pominac %obojetnie. Cziowiek
normalny, zgani to, co zasIuguje ma ma
game, a uczci to. % zasiuguje ma uzna
ME. Takm .niepospolitym cz}owiekiem
zasiugujacym czynami ma wszechstron-
ny podziw, uwielbienie / nasladowanie,
jake wz0r doskona}y ola wszystkich,
jest nasz ukochany 1 niesmiertelny Ia
deusz K~osciuszko.
Wprawdzie ME many ma kartach hi.
storyi naszej zacnieiszego W cnotach:
jake, milosci blizniego, samozaparcia
sic, poswiecenia, zdania ma wole O.
patrznosci Najwyzszego, wytrwaiosci,
karnosci / bezgranicznej milosci o.
czyzny mad naszego Kosciuszke. - On
wciela uiejakoby W siebie zalety Bole-
slawa dobreso Zygmunta Augusta swia
tlego, C~zarneckiego dzielnego, sprawie-
dliwego Kazimierza Wielkiego 1 vale
cznego Jana sobieshego.
Kosciuszko. cd samej miodosci, kie-
dy jeszcze jake kadet szkoiy wojsko-
wei W Pary4u, zwykl byi powtarzac
PREY c%odziennem pacierzu, Akt: ,,Swie-
tn miiosci %kochanej Ojczyzny" - po-
nadto zapamietaf 1 wryl W swe SERGE
odwieczne siowar swego nauczyciela Re
,Milosc Ojczyzny wypiywa 2 miiosci
Boga." Stad tel starai sic tie wzniosle
idee W czyn wprowadzic. Kiedy nakia-
Mai 60 Napoleon do objecia mad legio-
nami generalnego dow6dztwa: Kosciu-
szko zatadai scis}ej 1 peinej SODA o.
kreslonej gwarancyi, a ME otrzymaw-
sly tejte usunal sic cd brania udzialu,
wiedzac, Re to wszystho ME wr6zy do
brze Ojczyznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-02

amerykanskich - rosi Z cnwiia
kazda, tax, re zanim sig pochod
skonczyl. liczba ich doszi; do xii
kuset. Cokoi ~pomnika otoczono
zywym pierscieniem Sokolow i
Sokolic, Choragwie napfywaly
coraz to liczniej. az W koncu uka-
zal sic szereg automobilow, ktory
zamknai jedna Z najwspanl:l-
szych manifestacyi, Jaka kiedykol
wick Polonia chicagoska utwo-
rzyla.