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evidenced by sinutty wind0ws. dirty floors and uflkenpt yards and grounds.
 The schools are unevenly heated and poorly ventilated The stoves are usually not jacketed and window boards or other simple means of ven tilation are lacking.
 Conditions in the Uphan1 district are wretched. The lighting is entirely inadequate. Suitable ventilation is al- most impossible. The out-builaings are in urgent need of repair: only one. Is usable.
 ."rhe buildings at Fabyan and Thompson are deteriorating through neglect Of minor repairs needed eact season."
 Speaking Of supervision Nr. Dalztr says: The, instruction in special sub jeets is very irregular and is not un. der the direction of the slperintend- ent. The visits of special teachers are not always according to sched ules; the directions left by them sel- dom definite Neither of these spe- cial instructors has met with the teachers as,a a group
 At this writing the supervision 0. Thompson schools has been ineffec- tive and q negligible factor in theil direction and advancement. The
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29

Mir. and Mrs. S. c. Goodsssl. Ralph Goodsell, MT. ard Mrs, Kenneth Good sell nnd HRzes Bradshaw Of Bridgeport were at the parsonage Thursday even ing.
 There Is to be a Thanksgiving ser vice at the church Sunday morning, Nov. Both, at 16.45. Special sermon, for the day on What Constitutes Trae Thanksgiving.
 Miss Mary Hyde Of Amherst, Mass, visited her brother. Ergline Hyde, oyer Thanksgiving.
 Ldenel Faulkner left Storrs college on "Wednesday to attend fraternity ban Equet of Phi Epsilon Pi at Tufts college, Boston.
 II Plans are being made for a Welcome
 Home celebration of the returned sel- diers ef the town i'll December. . F ouFteen members Of Andoyer c. E. society attended the meeting of the Wiiiirlantie union at the Bapfist church in Willimantic Saturday. The male quartette ef Andeyer, Messrs .Jewett, Allen, Hamilton and Tfuirp- 7sell:t with Miss la Hamilton at the organ, rendered Nearer, My God, te Thee. in a manner that added greatly f'to the devotional spirit of the meeting The union banner was awarded fhe so- l ciety for advanced work along. c. E
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WAUREGAN

Rev William ITr..ling preached q Thanksgiving sermon Sunday n.-rn- ingN There was a vesper- service at 5 D. m. At this meeting there was spe : cial music. Mrs. Ben Livesley and Mrs. Gertrude Tracy sang a duet.
 In the chapel Monday evening the Sunday school held harvest home social for the enjoyment of it's younger members. The gifts of money andfrnit and vegetables were packed for the Little Wanderers home in Boston Games were played and refre shments were served. All enjoyed the evening: There were many home gatherings in the villaee Thursday.
 Miss Helen Atwood has returned home after visit with her sister. Mrs Arthur Copperthwait. in WateTEown. ]. z. Jettee entertained Tilarksgfvins i bis two sons. Claud Of Trinity c6lIege
 Hartford. and Elleton of Boston. Mir and Mrs. c. A. Wood were al l Moosup with their daughter. Mrs. Dor
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ter.
 Word has been received In town Of the marriage of Miss Ruth Baldwin. youngest daughter of Christopher Baldwin, and Aiva Hart of Salem, Ore. Mir. and Mrs Hart were married in Salem, Ore, Nov. 15. Mrs. Hart and her sister. Miss Lydia Baldwin, have worked as nurses in the far west for<serne tinle.1as
 Rev. G. F. Goodenough was the leader of the c. D. meeting Sunday evening"
 Ledyard grange worked the first and second degrees on seven candidates on Friday evening. Nov. 91 It is ex- peeted that another class will jein soon.
 James N. Holdridge finished thresh- ing oats for this season Tuesday after noon Mf. HoIdridge commenced threshing in August this year and has lfhreshed thousands Of bushels Of oats rye and wheat for different farmers. s MT. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and daughter of. Franklin were Thanks- giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac 6 Geer. : s7
 Elmer Avery and Ray D. Holdridge of Sterrs and Archie Heldridge of Gro ton spent the holiday with their par ents. 3t
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RICHMOND

Eber sherman died quietly after be- ing iu for nearly four years. Ali though the funeral was private, many friends and relatives attended.
 Everett Moore and son Philip were in Washington Tuesday on business.
 A hundred or more attended sur 1Fise party at the home of Everett Moore and family Saturday evanir1 the date bein- Mir. Moore's e0th birtHo day. Many from Providence, Apoo- naug, Exeter. Hills Grove and NeH Hampshire were present.
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L.F;DYARD

Under the new by-laKs of the state grange, the election of officers of the subordinate granges have to be held this year in November Ledyard grange will hold its annual meeting this (Saturday) evening. Nov. 2s, at o'clock. tsts.+slf
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Church and daughter of Greeneyille were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Dexter Church Sunday.
 Samuel P. Main. who has been work ing for the past 20 months in sStefl- ington, has. been visiting relatives tn
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tuIn Of custom, each according to it's pwn standard They are headed 1o- ward conditions that ultimately will cause g breakdown in their efficien- cy."
 This condition MT. Dakin describes its being due to 9 system of dual management that cannot be con1mend- ed; to lack of management and su- pervisien in the elementary schools, infreduest teachers meetings neglect of teacher training. Therefore. MT Dalzin says, he cannot approve the supervision Of Thonpson,s schools al this time. M s.
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[ E-Iii pe at Andoxer in April Rev and Asrs. Gcodseil were guests of thesr daughter. Mrs. Leonard Nfl- soh. os South street. Willimantic, for
 Thanks giving day.
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II F Jthnedn speHt ~-1s A{~-

relatives in Ddnzelsea. 6z=
 There vas q whist party in John hall i2ell by the sacred Hea<t parisl Thursday evening The new band appeared en the stfeet for the first tine.
 Mrs. Lila Smith ard daaghfer Blanche of DaEielson were guests at 5s :. Nestcett's home Thanksgiving. 2| E
 Naureeaf Congregational ehhrct special service Sunday forenoon H for the every rnenber canvass. with sermon Oh Christian Ssswardshib. Church school at is. Inc school made liberal contribution last Sunday to the Little Wanderers,' hone Mrs. Harold Wignall will lead tlie Christian Endeavor meeting at s.s0. siidweek service Thufsdar at 5sa. Rev; William F'ryhpg, pastor.
 BeEares e4 me man who speaks o< the sliorte5lhings of his neighbof win teaffsil eyes
 I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-20

tho guest OF hcr uncle. Mr.. YIN. Carney.
"i NGrth Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jasper. OF Lcatn-
rrWon1. are spending i few days III
PITTSBURGH.
Miss Regina He'll OF the South Side.
* the guest Of friends in Mcdonald.
Miss Ursula Hiatt. W Moundsrillc.
Wa the guest Of friends in the city yes
lrrdny.
" r. Hoffman is spending Il few
days With his family on the Island. Mr..
hoffman is located in business in Sis
tcrSvillc: "
K"v. Father Swint ~ Weston. visited
in the city last week. While here he
spent the day with his sister. who is n
member Of the faculty at Mount dc
t'hantal.
Miss Virginia F7nccus has returned :
from n visit with friends in Beaver. Pm
Mrs. Arthur Poole. uf Fairmont. is the
guest OF Miss Alberta Goods. of North
Front street.
Miss Florence Snidrr has returned
from 4 visit with hrr brother in Pitts
hurgh. who is in base hospital ut that
place.
was business visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Dcvilen. Of ClarkS-
mrrs sister. Mrs. Rose Fisher. Of Main
street.
Miss Bertha .Chaddcrdon. Of Sisters
yll". attended the performance OF Sew
en- Days Leave" at the Court Saturday.
James Cowl OF the Island. will return
10 Fort Lyon "Wednesday. after spending
p short turlough with local relatives.
Mrs. James McCarty. Of Warrington.
will arrive in the city today 20 visit her
sister. Mrs. John Kelly. OF Elm Grove :.
Miss Ruth Hralcy has returned from
short visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
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turned home from overseas. ati"r re-
rriylng an honorable discharge II" mas
been serving IN 'nr T"ns. d; IN A. her
Miss Frances .'iihEan - III
none On '\%r.n I.,nrh and daulh-
MT; anI M'H o,c,omnanied by MT. and
~. rLrnr,i Zjrrlrr. IF Pleasant VAL
i"r viii innyr Tuesday for California,
wi,r,. ,hav Will reside until early Ill
IL" summer. , no,d
NJ N;1n:H ". ''.,.;rr vrsi"5dnv. The
their c":rHun'"n *'r'lrI
N,Hs Mari. I;ltncy is III 1T her home
-. W,m,.w.s pniut.
Mr.. s -. ClcGg and family. OF Echo
Point. viii soon reside IN 'h''F nv"
home on "!'i!"'"" t,.,nir,. hay, re-
Mrs; I"hm N.t", "a''' T.,.;.nn ohio,
,HrmF' !" !.,. ,,' ,.crEs. vis,, with friends
- .,,.n,'d
N;sS III, Parks has resumed her
studies with tn" Tr;Hd"lphia "istrIr'
hiEh sch""I after spending the Wr"K-
end with her parents III "VS' >-
h" ,,, WI, I,it,n,or sn.nt Saturday and
i,,!h' To;n,
ley. Is seriously II! and vii! b" detained
FROM H. work FOR Sny"ra! "th n; Sum
80. w. ;-',,,',s j., Elm Grove.
biN H'''' from
N ~ me" 'o''S -: '',, .,,. d., ..,,,st OF
r,I,,,vrs
fr.' ndS ana r"'a, .,' r, ,.ce,rrdav with
Miss t"I' u l >. ;,r
her 'n"'h'r W ~ ,,hIn- ,r.Ir.k:,nwn
PRIVATE f".r' '''' ~ ,,,,.n, hts
young n'"" W ~. E'.r, tho rrrytrc.
'h"A"rabi' 49, 1.r,nd has re-
Morgan Trf'"r' "l NV h',s,rnss ,r,n
turned |" 'iiH W! ~"'
N Washington. ,,,,
Mr. Cyrus Sh"rkl"y. az TIli"nSNilic'
= ie ,ho rurs, If his GRANDDAUGHTER
- !" w. Tr,,., If tho East End
MIS-. rug" .!,.I,. nr n;rrh Lynn Is
Mrs L. 49,; y,lir,. General hVs-
connned {" tn" uh'" !,, naln' ''''''"' ''
rIi:i! with Il Si:Eht Illness.
Hiss r'harlntt" :;"h"mk is th" guest or
,ri,.. r,ssaro Nail. Il CLARION. Pa
n. No. ..rc.t Of relatives IN
M ,I: ,',', ,r.rr ,.ay. for her home today.
IN, r,....,,h y Holloway is rho guest
MAJOR 80, :, u..,r,,r peterson of
Il Mr.. and ME- ''' "'''N''
This city. .,,., s,dc
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SIDE TALKS
By RUTH CAMERON.
HOW MUCH SHOULD WE sAvE7

VIA, proportion oc his inc";n: should
& man save?
We crll 20 discussing thIi tna other
DAY and. % couTS.. ran W against tn"
inevitable and wholly uuS;tt;St$!nS an
S~"7-"tha, d"I"'ndS on circumstances
or course. one might make the an
swer-"tll you possibly cam; nut do
not tntfk that is "r'h"r satisfactory: or
true as people would t7anSia;" X ;"
differently.
How SGne People would Translate It.
There would IL, th.- l"'"rt" wit". at;'r
they had paid t"r all III" things that
thsy owed 70 their standing Il: If thu
right kind Of Az Apartment. 's". pr"r"r
schools TOT thrir children. tn" Kind "t
:, car that wouldn't compromise III" huS-
Nand's reputation "f successful business
man. Il thousand ,";ihr dentist -
xtr,irhten p,S:tS tea. An! = 'i;il" bun
yal0,y (wi:h :wu hat:Sl u; Il RESPECT
able summer pslCr.-- couldn't T-ISSihi:
saw ~ all.
Ant on thr other narI. th"r" woH;!d
hc tn. E."npi. Hti" wnnid translate. ~!
You POSSIBLY car t. EU"au IA" n"''! "t
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MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
Tail. HOW yinol Made Her Strong.

bronson. Mirh.-"I '"ok E,nol for
wcnk rundown condition and hark""hr
and had 10 keep up and do my house
work for my family Of three. N'n"l mas
improved my condition 50 that now
Tcrl Ike different person. Mrs.
Albert Rose.
TIL, reason "" recommend Ntnnl l."
our customers for such conditions ~ b"-
cuns., We h2ii"v" it - l." IN" most sue
Crssrrl strength creator we know. con
tanning as il DOES h"rf and cod liver
rrrton"s IRON and manCan"s" pHrrt"
ut IS and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The great
est ~ Ill tnnics.
FIuCr- Davis Drug Co. Wheeling. Ein"l
is sold in Bridgeport. Ohio hv the Dent
Pharmacy. Sclhy. & Reed and druggists
everywhere.
T.. S.--If' you hav" Eczema try our
Sa1ul Salve. We guarantee it. 80
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OUT WITH THE dE1MANs.

PARIS. Jan. la.--Thc publication OF
Metz from German undesirable elements
continues under the best conditions. &C
'"rding 10 Il lIavas News Agency dis
pnt oh from that city. The latest con-
vny sent out from Metz. included Prof.
Tlacnlrin OF the Royal College faculty
He has been n strong Pan-Gcrnanist and
was director IN many German societies.
All tho professors Of German nation
ally who had hitherto remained at their
POSTS in the secondary schools have now
been relieved Of their functions
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Dance " e(lnc sday.

An informal dane" Will hc given by
rhc Ladies' Carroll Social Cluh W"dnrs-
day evening with Mrs. Vincent Arm
hruS,rr and Miss l.avinia Dick in
charge. Dancing Will form the most
popular diversion. with cards for those
who d" not dane. \ luncheon will hc
served at ln:30 n'rlnrk. orchestra music
Will h" provided. III" following com
m!,tCn is in charge:
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it. - Mrs. MARGARET NESS. 1876 L.
Hazard st. Philadelphia, Pa.
Women who suffer from displace-
ments. irregularities, Inflammation,
liberation, backachr. sideache. head
nchcs or 1.-The blues should not rest
until they have given this famous root
and herb remedy. Lydin E. Pinkhan 9
Vegetable Compound. q trial. II
complications exist. write Lydia f.
Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn. Mass. for
special suggestions. The result OF its
long experience is at your service.
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VIII Hold Sale.

The Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Ass"-
citation Will givr their annual ruInmagc
sal" ihiS week. beginning to-day at
.lh4 Main street. All donations may
h., Nrni Ia the rooms ar Mrs. Leo Wolfe.
who Will l." glad L" send for Ihr cloth
inEg. II SHE is notified by tn" donors.
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Kahn Club Euchre.

Thursday evening. thu kain club vii!
give tn" opening 'urhr" OF m" season.
MANY AR" anticipating the affair with
much ragcrrrSS and Il war saving
stamp Will hr presented To tho on" hold.
lrE III" lucky door numh"r Prizes Will
also be- GIv,n for tn" highest numh"r
q: games won and 81 luncheon VIII b"
served. Tickets are OF sal" lot INC
event.
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The Indies al tho Methodist church q.
Elm Grove. viii XIV" Il recital huFS-
,lnv evening, Tor which tho? hay" ar
ranged a splendid program. Thrr" VIII
b.. excellent talent for III" occasion and
In" principal SPEAKER Will h" Mr.. J. l..
Mnrrnn who will give a popular read
ing! He has. h"c"'nc uni'" noted IN 'hiI
vicinity ana many from the city will
hear Rim.
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The Lady Moose ORGANIZATION VIII
give one Of their popular cuchr"S on
Thursday evening in their rooms. Dom
inors will he provided for those who d"
not nlay ruchrc ana handsome prizes
will b. AWARDED tn" Winners in both
contests. \ luncheon will he served and
thu order extends an invitation To all
friends TO attend the affair.
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knights uf Columbus al l!"llair" and
tn" !.udi,S' Carroll Social club II Bell
arc vii! xiv. IN" first GHn"" Ut tn" S"n-
SON ola Monday. January -. at til" Elk'S
Hall Th" Siud"lar orchestra will pro-
Md. the music aud many invitations
viii b. ISSUED Ia Whr"linG knights and
their ladies'. Their" will y" an int"rnIS-
son NJ Ia 81 for lunch ami the commit
t." Includes: MrSSrS Frank Wallace.
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Informal Party,

Mr.. and Mrs. Samm 5. Bloch, o:
Pleasant Valley. entertained a. few
friends al their HON" IN Pleasant Val
ley Friday evening. Music and dancing
were enjoyed and n"''dl"work was also
i diversion. An attractive f"alur" al
the evening WAS Il Luncheon, with places
laid Tor twenty.
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Will Entertain.

Mrs. Nate Hnrham vii! entertain her
knitting club Wednesday, Afternoon nj
her h,,ur nu North Huron street. MUSIC
viii also y" enjoyed and dinner VIII
h., served al i "'Cl"Ck. Covers VIII u"
laid for ton AMI In" dinner d"""ral'"nS
Will cun&is, III roses IN various colors.
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ESTABLISH AERIAL Kln.

PARIS Jan. 10. (French wireless .
Scrrice)-In ardcr to facilitate cores
pnndencc with AlSacc-LorrAine the
French areonautic department has or
ganized an air mail service between a
Paris and tho principal towns OF thAO
provinces =. o
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Llrhuuru".
Oscar Wilhelm. who has been visiting
rrlHIilrs and fr."nis n"r" Tor I'll" past
week. Will return Ia his duties "u
plrkrrShurr News :.m"rrnW night Mt.
Wilhrm was Ter many years connected
with Wheeling, newspapers.
Wad" krrnrr. popular son "i Mt. ana
Mrs. earl j.. k"pn"r, VIII" VAS "rrrAt"4
upun for appendicitis in tn" ON" Valley
t;rr"ral hospital. - getting along nicely.
Mics Frances Norton. ,f W""dlawn. IS
confined to her home with ail atia"N If
influenza.
being confined /" tn" North Wheeling
Hospital for sum" 'rm", has been re-
moved L. his home.
Miss Katherine trr"Sc. Of Louisville.
ky.. is III" Surs; al Mr. and Mrs. ;. NJ.
f'rr"s". Of Wu"llawn.
Kc,. John Clark has returned I" this
city from cincinnati.
Charles D"uEh"rtY. of Rr""k"H",
leaves tuday for MISSIllUn. -.
james Stewart, "f Elm Grove. ~ com
fined iu hlS hrIn" with Illness.
Corporal John B"l. Of Milwaukee.
WIS. u. Ia" guest of friends in thus city.
G"nrr" S"ihuli Of North Mann street,
IS seriously III al his h"m"
Mrs. H. Il. Eranum has returned To
this ely from Stcuhcrvill". q.
Howard hastings Will return :" This
city today after Il business TRIP /" HUNT
,n,:lnn.
! MIR and Mrs James Gill"lind. after
several days visit N New York. have re-
,uru.d :, fhis civ
Mrs " " S,.m,t Of Kirkwnud is Wis
MN, IN ,,,rriunali
Vii. ,,.,rr,,. ,;lasscr IS visiting in
t,,rfsLur,-h
E"y. Eartnn is til" guest 81 William
= !. L,nE,.r,,. 81, t.,psov t,;tv
q, - ,,.,i, -, ~. ,,,iy baS
80 W. .''', ,'i : $50 -
~, ~ " , w. ,',, '.,- r ,b.. Is1nrd
r..,,,r,,,.I :, nus ..i,v from EaIIi-
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Mis- SEES: F..

MarSartl NnniUn Gen" Roth
Rhca NIni"n REGINA carney
Loretta Armbrust"r Mary Mocral
Shields Maymc MrErail
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irregularities q n Il
pain. | had one
physician after an
other but they did
me- no good. | read
p bout Lydia <.
Pinkham's Vege-
tablcCompoundand
gave tia trial and in
a short time | felt
benefited and a m
now feeling fine,
and without weak
ness orpain. Many
of my friends have
also taken Lydia +.
l'inkham's Vege-
table Conn o d
and been helped by
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Arion Ladies' Euchre.

Tho Ari"n ladies wll &!v" Il "uchr"
and supper uu Thursday evening at tn"
hriou Hall. !'rIx"- viii h" awarded TIN"
winners aud Il Delicious supper viii IL:
served at i n'"iurk. All If Iii" members
IF IN LADIES' Auxiliary ar" asked IN at
tend and pleasant tim" is anticipated.
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DANCING,

Tonight Dancing hatnanS, NarN"t
House Auditorium. Premier prrA"StEa.
e dancing: So all evening.
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II suffered
seven Years"
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Philadelphia. Pa 81 suffered for
seven long years with lame back,
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T,a1v Moose Euchre.

| .co Ecanc. Paul WINNER Victor Lyn-
skry. Charles Mcnamara.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
At TIE HOTELS.

MIURE--';.urg" \uch. nark"rshurE:
u i. U'N"IIl. Manningt"n: Elizabeth
Hunter W"ilshurg.
GRAND CE.NTl;A----'i,"r@" l. l."rn"r
Hartford: nr j. W. Terry. Harrington.
WlEpSOl;--W. r. george. hhl!rri:
y l.. S;rauh and family. cameron. l..
M..dila tlHrk~hurg.
S'rAMM- =. l.irnan Now Mar
iinsvlllr: Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. {. Divine.
lluudr".l: ". NJ. HaEc:!. SardiS. ..
.:nGEliS-E J.. Masters. Ilul"i"n:
t1aud S,nr. Manningr"n: W. :. War
w,;.k. Charl, SIun: NJ. NJ. l;"rNard. Mid
Ilrhuiru".
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Toll ns En,r To SaTc.
lily w>r; SAVINGS STAMPS -

--r,,v VAR SAYINGS STAMPS
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squeezing their 1--we dry of all pleasures
and COZ forts and all "ducatl"nai ;sdEan-
.l..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14

spelnic zdoia, jezeli Gale spole'
czenstwo ia poprze 40 to popar-
Gle ona prosi i ma ogolne szaufanic
-zas4uzye sobie potrafi.
*
Pc przyjeciu rezolucyi i odez-
wy jednoglosnie personal---very.
zamknas wiec.
Podczas przerwy IS minutowej
-wpiyneio okolo 100 nowych sub
.skrypcyi ma udzia}y reprezentu-
JAG ogolna sumo $4,000.
Poczem wiceprezes P. Flaczyn-
ski otworzyi posiedzenie czion-
kow maiacych udziaiy, ,ktore z pc
wodu op6znionej pory odroczono
do tel samej sail ma Srode IS
sierpnia b. r. godz. 8 wieczorem.
2. Flaczynski, wiceprezes.r
J. Buchaniec, sektetarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-14
SPRAWA GRANIC POLSKICH.

Polska, ME powzieto dotych-
GAS zadnej w~yraznej decyzyi.
Ma zachodzie ma ~po}udnio-
wynn zachodzie, W miejscu gdzie
sic skonczy granica germansko-
polska, zacznie sic granica mic
dry Polska a panstwem czeske-
|, siowackiem. Sytuacya p~rzedsta--
via sic tam w sposob nastepuja-
cy: Polska ME kwestyonuie Cze-
cho-SIowaezyznie zadnego kraJu
czeskiego ami siowackiego, lecz
panstwo czesko-sfowackie roSci
sobie prctensye do psiskiego Siq
ska Cicszyhskiego, jak rowniez ma
poludniu do polskieh okolic GA
czy, Orawyi Spizu.
w istocie bowiem w trzech O.
kregach polskich rewindykowa-
nego przez Polske Slazka Cieszyn
skiego znajduje sic IS procent
Polak6w, 10 procent Czechow IS
procent Nierncow. Ma teryto-
ryach Czaczy, Gravy Spizu,
c;agnacych sic wzdiuz dawnej
granicy wegierskiej (ktorej sam
zarys wykazrije, IL pogwaicono
tn prawo etniczne) ltdnoSc pol.
,, ska tworzy zwarty biloxi o l5o,
900 mieszkancow. Pod wzgledem
%etnicznym, przeto sytuacya jest
caNkowicie jasna. Czesi zreszta,
reklamuiac te terytorya, spodzie-
wall sic wejSc W ich posiadanie
ma mocy p~rzyznania i'm tych Oh
szarow, bez zadnego plebiscytu.
Ntczego sic Spodzlewac ME NIGGA
.po p~lebiscycie, %poniewaz dobrze
wiedza o tenn, IL ludnoSc jest tam
polska. Skoro wiec zadecydowa-
no plebiscyt W sporzc polsko-nic
mieckim, niemozliwa jest rzecz7
w zatargu miedzy Polakami a
Czechami faworyzowac tych O.
statnich postanowieniem arbitral
mem, be- posiugiwania sie~plebis
.cytem.
Byioby to zreszta zbyt ryzyko
VINE Polakow w stosunku do Cze
chow postawie w sytuscye Chin
.czykow w stosunku do Japonczy
.k6w i wymagac W dodatku, by
Polacy okazali sic bardziej pole
dnawczymi cd Chihczyk6w.
Skoro wiec przyznanie tych te-
.rytoryow polskich pahstwu GEES
kiemu bez plebiscytu okazuie sic
rzecza absolutnie wykluczona i
niedopuszczalna to prawdopodo-