davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
v PONDELf "a. LIST. 1919.

Ia minutu jiz bylo slyseti
tepot podkov We stromoradi,
vroubicfm silnici. Jana byla ne
kolika skoky op'et okna, o.
prela Sc zelezne zabradli bal
konu a nahnula Sc, jako by
chtela proniknouti zrakem
tmu, ably spatrila jeste jednou
aspon obrysy milovane bytosti.
Ohlas dusotu konskeho mi
| Eel velmi rychle Orgy bylo
vikol 1plne ticho.
Jana Sc obratila. We stlnu
dlouhych brv zarily oci jeji ne
vylicitelnym blazens,vim. Po-
cit'ovala touhu byti sama, upl-
he sama, ably mohlu Sc oddati
myslenkam 0 jedrotlivostech
prave uplynuleho vecera. | pra
Ia obema damam dobre noci a
odesla.
Pani Marsanneoya uchylila
Sc tez do sveho pokoje -
zustala Helena sam;. - me
chce Sc mi jeste spati", pravi-
la matce; "doctu knihu, KITE
5ou jsem vcera zac4la cisti".
V duchu pax dodala:
"Tak alespon uplyEe mi dlou
he cekani".
Bylo pul jedenacte. Mlada
pani rozzeh1a svfcku, prosla
relkF salon, odsunula portieru
a veSla do maleho pokojiku, v
lnemz casio utlumovala svuj
Dol. Postavila svicn,l ma maly
stolek a pristoupila k jedine-
mu posud otevrenemu balko-
novemu oknu.
Odhrnula zaclonu. Pred nj
zjevila Sc temna houst parku,
lehoz vysoke stror1y freely k
oblakum. Spustila zaclOnu a u
lchla 81 ma divan. Knihu polo
lila na kolena ami il neotevTe
Ia. PremySlela. V duchu ere
la svou matku, dustojnika, ia
nU i sebe stolu, q slySela hlas
sve matky: "OpteICc Sc Hele-
ny, zdali jsem nedala zaklad
L jejimu Stesti, zvolivsi il man
zela".
O, jaka ironie byla tech
slovech!
Jak musila napnout vSechny
silly, aby sc nevzchopila a ne
prozradila tajemstvi, jimz to-
lik trpela. A trvalo to jiz ctyri
roxy! Pc ctyri .leta Dyla nema
d neporzradila ami pohledem,
re na minulost svoG pohlizi $
zalem.
Jak dovedla hrati tn kome-
iii Stesti. Jak dovedla- klamath
svou matku, kUeraz prece We
dela vSechno.
Jak hrozn6 noci musila stra
viii. Jak caste proKlinala den,
kdy povesila il matka ma kirk
muze, jenz byl snad clovekem
aejlepslm, ale jejz remilovala
a milovati nemohla.
Zavrela oci.
Krupeje potu vyvstaly il ma
tele. Noe byla duGr& az
venci nevnikal sem ami dech
vanku. Pc vetru rozhostil Sc
zvlastni kid.
Helena rozepjala limec a
lehkou hedvabnOu latkou jeji-
no satu zazaril perlet'ovy kirk.
Pomalu zamlkal zamku
vSechen ruch. | svetio V pokoji
Eameckeho sluzebnictva sha-
slo.
NekOlik minut ponorena by
Ia bez hnuti We sye vzpominky,
a zrak jeji strnul. Zrela du-
chu dve cerne oci, iez vyvola-
| ly jejim srdci nezEamy pocit
= sen lasky. - IDA tuSiti mo
hla tehdy, re stane Sc il osud-
nym pro cely zivot?
Jako dceri bohatAho obchod
nlka dostalo Sc il vychovani
pecliveho, ba mad jeji stav. Oh
ehod dlouho kvetl, ale jednou
rano octl Sc otec jeji upadkem
| t;ctnbo how lxcx,p fbo DOWN po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

PRIME Sc delnik ma kopa
nj kanalu. Haste sc II Ant.
Kalouse, 44l0 Broadway.
1925
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
SirOtkOVa Vina.
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozil A. H.
Pfelozil A. H.

"Rekni Fllipotovl, ably pfl-
we'd panu Courtialovi kone".
Komorna odkvapila a poru-
elk Sc loucil.
"Milostiva pani!" pravil He
lcne, "pozdravujte iaskave o.
de mne Andrea, a reknete mu,
jak jsem litoval, re jsem no ne
zastal doma".
Ultra vecer sc vrati - wy
fidim mu to. Bude zajiste ta-
Ike nerad, re donna nezustal".
Timz okamzikem bleskovy
jas ozaril oblohu. Jana sla k
Oknu a zvolala:
"Muj boze dostaneme
bourku".
Porucik pfiblizil Sc k nj po-
deSen.
"Myslis?" prohoGil.
"Ovsem! Jen Sc podivej, jak
Sc obloha zatahuje tezkymi
mracny!. To bude brozne ="
.uz,:koatliye :. podiiyyalaa Sc ma du
stojnfka q zasseptala;
MAN 0 tebe strach".
Helena uhodla, ze mlady pa
rex rad by byl na chvili sa-
mote = i odstoupjla Sc svou
matkou stranou k druhemu ok
'nu. Jana vzala dUstojnika "a
ruku. Ac nebyli tasne u sebe,
slyseli zajiste navzajem tlukot
svych srdci.
Mlceli.
INA shledani", pferusila div
ka mlceni.
INA shledani, Jano!"
"Ty Sc ptaS?"
"Kdybys vedel, lax jest mi
cas- dlouhy, kdyz najsi mne a
,iak trpim tim castFm louce-
nfm -''
"Jen jeSte kraJi>y cas- zmuzi
lost, mila Jano - brzy bude-
me 81 nalezeti ma vzdy".
Mlady muz priv inul meme
Janu ma svou hrud'. Nekladla
cdporu - prece vsak byla Bile
la, kdyz Petrovy rty dotkly Sc
iejiho vlasu".
"Jak te miluji'', del dustoj-
mix vasnive.
,Byl doJat = v2rusen. Jeho
oci snazily Sc pronikneuti tmu,
aby videl milovany oblicej.
Jana byla blazena a septa-
la:
"Miluji te stejnt, ver mi -
Tys muj zivot,, Petre! - Ami
netusiS, jak touzim po tom dni,
kdy stanu Sc tvou choti".
u vedlejsiho okna byly pani
Pernierova a jeji matka 1plne
zticha - jen prsa mlade, pani
dmula Sc tisnicim nocitem.
Matka jeji nahle prohodila :
"Podivejte Sc = Jana ma
pravdu. Nastava bcufe".
Hluboka tina roZestfela Sc
kolem - a zvedl Sc vitr. Bylo
slyseti, jak vetve stromu ma Sc
narazeji, a jak priroda z hlu-
boka vzdycha.
Nedaleko plala mda zare
ohne, slehajiciho s vysokych
peer Zeleznych hut. Prac0vali
| tam.
Chvllemi rozerval blesk ne
beskou klenbu = ale posud ne
hfmelo. Johanka a porucik cd
tahli zaclonu, jez ie zakryva.
Ia, pfiblizili Sc k pani domu
{ jeji matce.
Helena pravila
"Snad byste pfece ucinil le
pe. kdybyste trochu pockal
pane Courtiale. Bonika prize
nc Sc co nevidet. Snad by bylC
lepe, kdybyste vyckal, az pre-
lde".
Mlady muz Sc usmal a DO
dotkl:
"Nebojim Sc bourky. Pre-
| kvapi-li mne, .Vzdyt'jsou ma ct
ste vesnice, kde mono skryt
Sc pod strechou".
Touz chvili vstoupil sluha /;
ohlasil, re kun stoii u school
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

PRiJMOU Sc diva radni pa
nj ma byt strayu, aneb beze
stravy. Pokoj sam pro sebe,
koupelna k pouziti, Adressa
Sc sd6li V adm. t. listu. 1925
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc zena Ma mytl a
GislGni We Skole. Haste Sc u do
movnika We Fowler Skole ma
Fowler ul. 1926
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

PRIJME Sc jeden neb diva
pani Ma byt Sc stravou neb be-
re stravy. Pokoj sam pro sebe
a koupelna k pouziti. Adressa
Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
COLLEGE Men
ARE LEARNING
FLYING SKILL

NEW YORK. March ss.-raving
tho way for futuro commercial aerial
activities and at tho alrne time maxi
Ing ready an air force for military
needs. tho Division Of Military Aero
nautics has arranged a training pro-
gram for college students which win
not interfere with their prescribed
college courses. but viii. mt the end
OF three years. turn them out pro-
pared for commercial. sport or mill
tary aviation dutea
The plan. rs announced by the war
department. In connection with Its
exhibit at tho AeronauucL EXPOSE
ton here. permits tho college student
10 absorb the courses previously In
cluded in the curriouia of the ground
schools while working for his degree
The assumption of tho war depart
mcnt In that aviators must b young
men and they point TO tho experience
Of tho war to prove their point For
this reason they shy. thcrs must be
constant stream OF candidates
going thru tho schoolS
The governments detailed plan. ~
explained at the Aeronauticai Expo
sition by Col Il f. Castle. formerly
Of the control board. Division OF MIL
itary Aerouanticx II IN follows:
we are proceeding on the -
sumption that sviators win become
superannuated more rapidly than any
other kind Of officer. 30 that II In
imperative that the supply OF trained
personnel be kept up In visw OF the
strength OF tho air service mt the Cos
sation Of hossiiitics. and In vssw Of
tho depreciation among our resnrvs
officers OF not less than 10 per cent
a year. II II estimated that We must
draw about 1000 pllots $50 airplane
and balloon observers and 100 en-
gineer officers every year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
SOME KID

One AZ The artists has Q boy m
IN second gfadA He's . mighty In
tcIlfgcnt Md. too Be . great law
yer. or politician. or something Hike
that. where the reward Is great and
the labor II limited
Jack" said the artist father last
time tho youngster brought home
his report card, when your card
shows that you have been perfect
In all your stndics III visit tho
school and draw funny pictures for
your clanx"
Geo, wont That b finA. popr
And Jack sailed right in. To
study? Not ON your ufa. Jack had
q betfu idea.
Teacher" No ssid naxt mnguiug,
my dad win como 10 our school and
draw funny pictures and ten IN an
about art"
my. that win be nicc' II win
help us all in our art work"
But" admitted Jack, he won't
come until I bring home my report
card with all 'excellents' on IT,"
Well" smiled the teacher. that
means you will study hard and then
you'll DO perfect on every subject"
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES how
you could slip In a few 'excellents II
you are so anxious to have him
como and draw pictures and talk
about art work." suggested Jack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Specials in Toilet Goods
Section

SIC Palmers Skin Soap.>-.. m
-lsc Pasha Of Persia Soap. cake lee
-HygfeniQue Soap. cake -
Roger 4 Gailet's violette De
Parma Soap. cake ....>>-~... ~
--Pivers' Axurea. cake ....~.o1.oo
Violet Cold Cream Soap cake
.--Hadnut'; violet Sec Soap susst-
-0H% nut Violet Sec soap..-.. IA "a
-Cuticura Soap. cake. ......... ne
--Ricksecker Skin Soap. cake. -lee
--Bronnieys gucst-room slxe cake
--Ps:ier: Tar Soar. csi.s..-- -
--I.et's Tar shampoo Soap :. 80
--vieaudon MAvis Soap. cake. ~
--Wiiiiami Baby Bath Soap. box
-coisats's Brown windsor SoeN
--Brcnaisys Cologne bath seas.
-Fsri Davi: Gsrimaiiesid:i Scar I
efs ana md saissons; Soc :
--% ssni no. j.i::y cream 30; =.
e-ss Vegetables oil Sc g.
0 ri skin Soap. c.f:.. -
Lava Soap. cake lse, ~ 3 Ter -
-Colgate's all-around Bath s -.
-coieste's natural vioist ioSS
heltotrope and eandaiwood. boa -
Pears Scented Soap. cake -
-Culgate's CashmAre B0uQuo1. -
-6tnrk CASTLE Soap. cake .>>..
7oes - 3 - E -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
AWAKENS TO FIND BIG
ROOSTER UPON HIS BED

HALCoMB. N. r.. March 2s.--AIl
winter Ira Biddlc has slept with the
window Of his bedroom open. but
has been compelled to put IN
Screen
ono morning he aross and fund
two strange cats In tho room. A
few mornings later no discovered a
dog under his bed Another morn
ing sparrows were flying around tho
room. He says he could stand the
cats, dog and birds, but when chick
ems entered his sleeping quarters he
had to draw the line. According to
Mr.. Biddle. he found a rooster perch
ed on the footboard one morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
POSTCARD PHOTO LEADS
TO PROMPT ARREST

CHICAGO. March 2s.--H- Dowd
Lansing had an awfully good time
while 1t lnsted. but tho finish was
tragic. He was brought back to Chi
cago from Philadelphia ON tho charge
Of robbery. Tho complainant 10 Wal
ter. Dobson. who charges Lansing
robbed him Mt the point of . revolver
Of 500.
Lansing and Dobson saw Chicar
COS bright lights together one night.
During the celebration they had
their pictures taken on a postcard.
Then Lansing robbed Dobson and
fled.
A picture of Lansing reached the
desk OF the chief OF police of Evans
Vile, Ind., who recognized him as an
electrical engineer formerly employ.
ed there. who borrowed $500 and left
<own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
WILLOWS BUTTONS,
IS DECLARED INSANE

WUW YORK. March 2ss-The re-
~ - . special iunacy commission.
1c1nE1ng Mira Antoinette f Calvin
CDFuwa1lon-theHudson. owner Of
~ - worth Of property. insane
~ oncompctent. having been filed
white Plains. Supreme Court JUS
~ 1GoFuchAuser will appoint a com
IQooo % take charge OF the estate
MI Calvin Is - years old. Or.
|nGA - Manhattan testified that
~ = suffering from demcntta
PuocuG Among her peculiarities Is
~ - swallows buttons and her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
MRS. MAYNARD DIES

Funeral services for Mrs Martha
Maynard. IS. q resident Of this city
since 1904. who died at her hos.-s.
Ills itth ave-. late Wednesday eve
ming. will be held at the Bonncy-
Watson chapel Saturday. . .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
WOMAN "COP"
CAPTURES SIx-FOOTER

NEW YORK. March 2s.---It 70
manned for Mrs. Hannah Talks, q
police woman, who il feet inches
tall and wedghs about $50 pounds To
capture Walter Aikalucsky. q 200
pound xix-footer who WIS wanted for
robbery and assault She made tho
capture sfter MIknlucsiky had eluded
half q dozen policemen. too.
Mflxalucslxy. It h charged. attacked
a pedestrian and slugged man who
attempted to interfere. He made his
getaway until Mrs. Talks happened
upon him. She stuck out her foot
and tripped him when he tried to
flee. Then sho sat upon him until
help arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
REAL ESTATE MAN DIES

James l.. Morse. rs. retired real
estate broker. and resident OF Seattle
for the past seven years. died at his
home. 1918 r.. Thomas st.. Thursday.
Funeral services win be held at the
Bonncy-watson chapel Saturday aft.
ernoon. at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

The Pacific Steamship company's
vessel. Admiral Rodman. left Wed
ncsday, with nearly 100 passengers
and canncry supplies. for points in
the vicinity Of Prince Edward ~
land, Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

Tho new wood steamship Bockcn-
off. has been assigned by the United
States shipping board to the Pacific
Steamship company for operation. II
IN announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
NeU Copesk;n Clones
Childrcsss Hair Bon
Ribbons. k5c Yard

---Moirs ana taffeta rfbbona ~
Cd Hair Bow shades: cardinal
scarlet. white. pink, light blue.
delft. old rose. navy. Nile. lavender.
Hair Bows tied while you wait
Special value Saturday. yard 49,
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
$f.z5 Nesc Vests,
Saturday Special $f.S5

These new Vests are 20 In vogus
just now that this price Offering
means q great deal In the group
both plain and fancy: also basket
weaves. Made Of plain and trim
med with buttons. or made fancy
with q belt Special value Satur-
aay a. c,:v:: s:,.,,c, r;;i.:;; r,aa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

earrings when she gets n chance.
and insists on sleeping under her
bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
MRS. HEARST BETTER

PT4EASANTON. Cal. March a.
| Tho condition Of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst,
mother Of wtllhm r. Hearst usws-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Infd,stS and Children's
DAINTY Ne1c Puntps

--were showing . NV alignment Of infantx
and chiidrcn's pafsnt ankis strap Pumps. with
hand-turncd solen, broad tDoa low heels and
plain toss Slses III TO .. ps1csd At. .o3.6O
Same ~ above. with spring hssaa. xzss sh
To ii. 1890
--sixcs 5h to a----.-.-.--..------. o2.60
-Infantr Pumpe without hsaaa sazas - 6
oe VBsOU
-IrnDu~PaeDeDm Ca. $1,000 F1eoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

Luna Park Natatorium opens
March zSth.--Advertisemcut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

Ne,0 Shipment Frolaset Corsets
Mo- 17ss. q pink oout1: long frss hip,
saastc section - Aops FOR svEaes ngur-a-
Priced At ......-....-.--..-..>. $500
Mo- <4<4 for fun figures: of white coutfl:
mAdim lang ART extra low. fun bust: IN
hreakAhls boninG. Pr5caA q. 80
-Frassr-PatnrSpo Ca. 9ecund y1oee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
A Selection of BeauAafml Hats at $1,000

New Spring Hat especially selected
full Of style and for the
ored and dress Hats conceivable and che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Ne,o Bdtiste Lingerie

"A WIZ attractive masuhsa ~ a gUvn
and envs,ops chcu1ss n trimmed with lara
vi motif In front. nerk and sleeves finished
With vi insertion and sagA Down. o3.Bo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

40r MEM
"A flns natural grey voested eAr-
0ent. good value At. .e&e0
a good mercerin~d silk Isle gar
mont in fiesh and blue. at. $500
"A lighter weight silk Isle in
flesh. blue and white. st.. el-o0
Medium weight cotton ribbed In
.esu m sssHs; =, w:i:Ss bi..ched cot.
%. .1A, i si;s: I. u n rrxai.i: saa
ncotA First x1oee.
NesD Ties for Spring
"A ~ Of NV Tsss for Spring
Arriving daily. BAuntiful coiorfngs
and an unlimited Assortment OF
pattArna Priced ~ .............
.~-------u1se' silse. sasS ~ H. -
MEMS Hose IN Many Shades
--phosntx aM HosA. In grey.
White black, navy and many new
putty shades. priced 1t ...-.--....
.-shawknit Fibcr SILK Hose. .yse
---ghawknit silk Plait Hose.-- So
---Shawknit LAsis Hose. ...---: .tOe
I'm white. black. navy, Palm
Beach and grey. F1rst f1ooI'
Mems GREY Silk Cloves
with BLACK embroidered or plain
hneka Two weights, priced At
oair anA o3.oo
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
STOCKINGS
Six Stockings
Pair $2.75
Slk Stoclein0s
Pair $500

-Fns quality. pure thrsed Ssnkr
full fashtoned with lisie sole and
garter top. black and white. sizes
ia to 10. special Saturday. pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
New Wraps
Ne,D Blo1tses at $3.50

Many Of tbs Biouses arc made up In the
,rtxht shadas Of Victory. rosa. Overseas
blue. Giving . bright appearanos % ths
vuit. which can b worn without = fancy
vcst They arc made Of gcorwotte crcpe
srepe Do china in fancy strtpoA All tho
wanted cosors In plain tailored high ncckE
llso square and round nccks trimmed In
Val lace and beadA Many are neatly en-
sroidercd
--rraser- Co, Third Fless,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

Edw. Hansa i posia amerykan-
skiego w Polsce.
w zwiazku Z tym wyborem "a
brai CLOS posei Pulaski, przema-
wiajac pc polsku i francusku. Cd
powiedzia} pc angielsku posef
Gibson, ktory W goracej i pieknie
wypowiedzianej movie przyrzekl
poparcie swoje / rzadu amerykan
skiego.
Nastepnie, przez aklamacye do
zarzadu wybrano PIP. Amb. X. Lu
bomirskicgo, F. Pulaskiego, prot.
81. Askenazcgo, Al. Biedermana,
II. Gilwica. WI. Kislanskiego, l.
Kotnowskiego. \. kostaneckiego,
Leopolda barona Kronenberga,
st. Piciffra (syna). r. Poznall-
sNicso. IT. Zarzyskicgo i 'Br. Zaie
>kiego.
Do komisyi rcwizyjnej wesz!l
pp.: L. GorazdowSki. B. Grodzle-
cki, !. Kowalewski, St. Ketrzyh-
ski / T.. Szymanowski.
OkreSlenic wysokoSci skiadcE
czlonkowskich ola instytucyi l
Sp0}ck GRAZ wysokoSci skiadek w
walucie obcej Ola czionkow zagra
uicznych, jakoz ten opracowan1e
Dudzetu ma pierwszy rok dzla'a-
Mia i planu tegoz powierzono "a
rzadowi Tow. poczem przewod-
liczacy podni6si zasiugi spoIc--
czenStwa polskiego W Amerycc-
wzgledcm wyzwalajacei sic Oh
czyzny. prczcs Rady micl5kIcl
mcccnas I. polinski wyrazi{ "a
dose l. powodu zawiqzanIa sic W
WarSzawic Tow, pOlsko-amcry-
kanSkicgo, ofiarowujqc sale Rady
micjskicj ia poSicdzcnia Tow. o.
sl.-., TN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

ze wspolzycia narod6w ME MOI
ma opierat ma sentymencie, ami
ia nienawiSci, ale ma wzaJemnem
poznaniu sic duchownem / mate
ryalnem. TO ma wlaSnie IA celu
Tow. polsko-amerykaliskic wy
miane ludzi i pojec miedzy Pol
ska i Ameryka.
Bedzie ono izba handlowa jed
noczeSnie speiniajac zadania kul-
turalne, popierajac i uiatwiajac
nawiazanie Stosunkow miedzy
polskiemi instytucyami naukoWe
mi i wyzszemi uczclniami w Pol
see L analogicznemi w StanacIl
Zjcdnoczonych Ameryki P6inoc-
nej, p~opieranie i uIatwianie wy
uniany sill naukowych. wysy}anie
stypendyst6w, organizowaplc
konfcrcncyi i zjazd6w nauko-
wych przcdstawicieli obydwu kra
j6w. popicranic / uiatwianie wy
miany miedzy dwoma krajami
Sif artystycznych W dziedzinic
sztuki. muzyki, teatru, urzadza-
ME wystaw dzief polskich arty-
stow w Stanach Zjednoczonych,
zaS amerykaiiskich W Polsce,
wreszcie ulatwianic nawiqzania
stosunk6w miedzy sportowemi
organizacyami obydwu KRAKOW.
Niemniej obszerny Jest pro-
gram dzialalnoSCi Tow. W dzicdzi
mic ekonomiczncj, jak przcprowa
dzanie bahama mad wzajemnem'
zapOtrzebowan;ami wvtWorczO--
sci i zbytu, informowanic o sta
mic obustronnym rynku. oraz o
stanic obustronnym intcrcs6w i
zdolnoSciach piatniczych poszcze
g6lnych przcdsiebiorstw, firm i
os6b it'd.
Pc prze'nowicniu prof. Askcna
zcgo dokonano wyboru prczcsa
honorowcgo oraz ; czionk6w ho-
norowych, Ma pierwszcgo powo-
lano prczydcnta !. Padcrewskic.
go ma nastcpnych PIP. EIooNcra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

NEPORTERA.

stoNarzyszeuie Alumn6w szkoss
D. ". Sw. Jadwigi urzadza przedsta-
Wienie dnia 1890 grudnia " sail p.>
sarialnej; odegrana bedzIe piekna
piecio-aktowa sztuka p. t. ,,Dwie
Sleroty'. Alumni pracuj2 ? zapalem
| WnOsit z tego MONA. il rzecz ode
srana bedzie wiernie. Popoludnid
teso ssmego dnia odbedzie sic pred
stswienie dla dzieci.
- y
" przysziy piatek zawiSnie ma
s1ubieniey W wiezieniu powiatowem
ex-zoinierz Arthur z. Haensel. lat
2S LEGACY. Zosta} on skazany ma
smiert "a zamordowanie swej zony.
ktorS ME chcac z uim Eye. opuScila
jego miesZkanie i zamieszkala W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
Towarzystwo Pol
ko-Amerykanskie
(Z Warszawskiej ,,Gazety Po-
rannej".)

G. p~osiedzenia organizacyjnego.)
w Warszawie odbylo sic zebra
rie organizacyjne Towarzystwa
polsko amerykanskiego. Pre-
wodniczyi upelnomocniony W St.
lied. Pulaski, zasiadl obok pre-
wodniczacego posef amerykanskl
Gibson, dalej zaproszcnl zostaIl
20 prezydyum: baron kronen-
berg, w. KiSlanSki, rektor A."ko
stanecki, St. Surzycki ! prof. 81
Askenazy, ktory tez zaznalomh
zebranych z celem i zadaniaml to-
warzystwa.
Mad kolcbka odradzaJa sic
Ameryki, mowii prof. A., staneia
konajaca Polska W osobie koSciu-
ski, mad kolebka odradzajacej sic
dis iPolski stanela potezna dis
Amcryka W osobie prezydenta
Wilsona. Washington w tesla
mencie swoim m. in. powiedzial,