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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02
zOkNIERz POLSKI.
NapiSai
Piotr Skiba.
Piotr Skiba.

Ciezka zmora wojny gnebi mas
~wszystkich. Czytamy w pismach,
ksiaikach, broszurach.o okropno-
Sciach wojny, klesce military
mu.
\ mimo to wszystko, gdy puSci
Polak wodze marzeniom. gdy
mySl jego pobiegnie ku polom
cjczystym, gdy przesuwac sic "a
GINA pred jego oczami obrazy
barwnej p~rzeszioSci narodu Tub
dni narodowej mocy, gdy grac "a
cznie ~wyobraznia i rysowac prey
szloSc narodu, wowczas kiebic sic
zaczynaja mySli i ~uczucia, a po-
mad wszystko wybija sic melodya
starej piosenki:
Il rzeki ojciec do Basi
Srodze zaplakany:
2 Siuchaj re no, pono nasi
Bija w tarabany..."
Czy wracasz czesto czytelniku
mySla W przeszioSG narodu? Coz
ci w6wczas ma mySl p~rzedewszy-
stkiem przychodzi? Otto Boleslaw
Chrobry ~uderzajacy szczerbcem
" ziota brame kijowska lub bija-
cy slupy graniczne W Liable. Otto
Psie pole, PIowce i Walk z Mem
Hami. Otto zastepy JagielSowe i
Witoldowe pod Grunwaldem OTTO
Walk z Turkami i Tatarami. -
Tlez Swietnych obraz6w... Hu--
sarya skrzydlata, zbrojny lud
sz1acbecki, chiopi z kosami ma
sztorc ma polach Raciawic, ulani
T. pod Samo-Sierry, czwartacy
pod Olszynka, zastepy powstah-
cze w r. 1868 it'd. az pc easy o.
statnie - zelazna karpacka bry--
gada, Krechowce, Kaniow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02
I BTzedu PTasuWO InfoT-
macU@gO Wydziaiu NJ.
Gwiazdka Armii Polskiej
we Francyi.

(Prezes Wydziaiu n. P. j. F.
Smulski otrzyma{ wczorai ma
stepujacy kablogram cd dra. F.
E. Fronczaka z Paryza.
Paryz, 29-go grudnia, 1913
Bog zaplaG "a pomoc otrzymana
cd Polak6w z Ameryki TAX indy
widualna jak przez organizacye:
Bialego Krzyza, Komisye Woj--
skowa, Sokolstwo j Amerykanski
Krzyz Czerwony. Rozdzielilismy
dziesiatki tysiecy podark6w
gwiazdkowych wSr0d zo}nierzy
polskich - tel okazyi odby}y
sic piekne uroezystoSci choinko-
we we wszystkich obOzach Pol
skiej Armii we Francyf. Me Ia
pomnielismy take o jencach Po-
lakach W obozach detencyjnych.
Praca Gaia zajmowaiy sic nasze
anergi"ane Polki z Paryza - pie
legniarki 'nasze i Wydziai O.
pieki moralrej materyalnej mad
zoinierzem polskim. zoInierze ma
81 dziekuia serdecznie przeze--
mnie wszystkim ofiarodawcom
z Ameryki staropolskiem Bog
zap1ac i zasylaja i'm zyczenia po-
mySlnoSci j zdrowia W Nowym
Roku.
Dr.. F. FrORcgGk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02

wszedl do klasy i ma samotnlaka
zaczqi sobie zajadaG bufke I MO
dem. Drzwi sic otworzyfy -
wszedi professor Korczak.
- A! to ty lumpusie? Coz zno-
WI zbroiies?
ia! Me!
- Jakto mic? A "a coz siedzisz?
Bo sp6znifem sic do szkoiy.
Leniuchu jakiS... Pewnic
zaspaies?
O.. przepraszam... ME
Tylko siostra...
Go siostraY CO ty tn cheese
krec;c? CO tn siostra ma wspol-
nego?
- A tax! to siostra... ona ka-
zala mi sic spoznit.
CO ty wyplatasz klamco?
Me wstydzisz sic?
- Me wstydze sic, bo MIC kla-
mic.
Siostra kazala CT zostac.. -,
kt6ra? Najstarsza?
- TAX!
- Parma Klara, ktora byla
wczoraj wieczorem z wizyta u
panstwa P~rebendowskich?
A wiec to TAXI pow;e-
dziat tym razem juz w mysli pro-
fesor - taxa to mala intrygantka
ia parma KlarciaF...
I dodal giosno:
= Siuchaj =. ia CT te kare da-
Iruje. Ale idz natychmiast do do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02
ZaborPruski.

Przedstawiciele zaboru pruSkie
go, kt6rzy przyjechali do Warsza
wy ma k~onierencye w sprawie
rzadu narodowego. zastali juz
iakty dokonane, a. zadanie ich, by
i'm dano cztery text i teke mini
steryum Spraw zagranicznych
Ola Scjdy, odrzucono. Wobec te-
so oglosili dck!aracye nastepujq-
ca:
Korzystajac L pierwszej okazyi
udaliSmy sic do Warszawy ola
|wziecia udzialu W utworzeniu
Rzadu Narodowcgo. Przyjechaw
sly do stoIicy, jake legalni pred
stawiciele n~aszej dzielnicy soli--
darnej ! zjednoczonej, znalezlis-,
MY sic wobec iaktu dokonanego.
Komendant PiIsudski, ME czeka-
jac ma nasz przyjazd, mianowal
prczydentem ministrow Daszyn-
skiego i powierzy} mu misye IL
|tworzenia gabinetu. Jadac do
Warszawy bylismy przekonan;,
re wezmiemy udzial w tworzepiu
Rzadu Narodowego, ME w~yl2cza-
.jacego zadnych tendencyi i idci
politycznych ! spoiecznych pol
skich tvinczasem zastaliSmy ga
'binet juz utworzony, o charakte--
RE wyraznie partyjnym ! klaso--
wynn. Pomimo to, ola dobra spra-
chcieliSmy wsp6ipracowaG -
wet Z takim g%abinetem, pragnac
zabezpieczyt magic i zywotne in
Iteresv narodu. Pertraktacye jed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02
PoIski DentyStA
DR.. NJ. Schrayer
O6O Milwaukee Az. cor. RACES
Vssysttl Rsbsts GwsSaEtsvals

Wtern kto; zapukal do drzwi.
Prose-!
- Czy wolno?
Co? pam professor Korczakl
Tu?
TAX, PAM! Professor Korczak
miaf wprawdzie wedfug rozpo-
r~zadzenia dyrektora korepetowac
godzine z wiezniami.. ale byl
tylko ieden, wiec darowaIein mu
kare.
- zeby pojsc ia slizgawke'
Me! aeby przyjst kut zcia-
20, poki gorace.. i zapytat, czy
ia intryga z braciszkiem byfs
wynikiem zazdrosci'
- Panic p~rofesorze?
Me ru1rieh sic pani... Po-
Wledz mi raczeJ szczerze, czy- Ia
zazdrosc pochodzila z serca? Bo
W takim razie i ia przyznam sic
otwarcie, re jestem O pania zaz-
drosny... o taxi. panno Klarol
Zazdrosony sobie wzajemnie ale
miiosci i ma caie zycie! Czy
dobrze?
Bee odpowiedzi, z lekkin o.
krzykiem tylko, rzucila sic pa.
nienka ukochanetnu w ramona.
w dwa.d ni poznicj rodzice spra,
will zareczyny ma w:eiianos
prosza ma Stub swej corki it'd.
Adolf Kiczman.
-O---
PpNeuyesS " l~yNAk1eAeIOy - MP SSs
sis taW DzIENErk cHfcAooSKi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02
Wyleczylem Jego Rupture.

Dostaiem ciezka rupture przez pod
niesienie kufra kilka lat temu. Lekarze
powiedzleli re tylko przez operacye mo-
ge bye wyleczony. Pasy ME pomogfy
mi wcale. Nareszcie z~nalaZiem cos kto-
re mie wyleczylo predko i kompletnie.
Lata przeszly / ruptura n!gdy ME wro-
ella. chociaz wykonuje ciezka robote
ciesielska. Me bylo zadnej operacyi. ME
stracilem 2adnego czasu, be zadnego
klopotu. Me sprzedaje mic, lecZ dam
wan kompletne informacye CO do wy
leczenia ruptury, jezeli napiszecie do
mnie, Eugene NJ. Pullen, Carpenter, $50
j.. Marcellus ave, Manasquan y. J. wy
tnijcie to zawiadomienie ! pokazcie 10
innym ktorzy cierpia ma rupture. moze-
Gle ga eli owac komus Zycie Tub prZynaj-
mniei zaprzestac ]cierpienie ~spowodo-
wane ruptura i klopot i niebezpieezeh-
silva %operacyi. (OgLD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02

tenn ME dowie sic Z pewnoscia
Idzzc teraz do szkoiy, a ne uSa-
Mai zn6w "a wiele.. -. Me chcia-
labym, zebyS dostal wiecrj niz
godzine.
Pc tel rozmowie poszedf trze,
~cioklasista Bolek pomalenku DO
gimhazyum, a stajac po drodze
pred kazdym sklepem, chocby
pred handlem Sledzi i wiktuafow,
istotnie zamiast o 6smej, wszeda
do klasy punktualnie o pol godzi-
ny p6zniej. Professor oczywiscie
zgromii 60 "a to porzsdnie i pre-
znaczyi go do kary ii. do odsie-
dzenia W szkole. godziny Cd 4tej
do 5tej. "a
Taxi bN porzadek zaprowadzo-
ny przez dyrektora glmlazyum,
re kare ME odsiadywalo sic zaraz
20 godzinie poiudniowej, ale skar
cony musiai osobno poto przy--
chodzic pc obiedzie.
lynn razem Bolek wrocii zado-
wolony i opowiedziai siostrze, jak
sic spisal doskonale. Siostra az
rece zataria z radoSci.
- Odsiedzze sobie spokojn!e te
godzinke ia CT dam "a to dwie buf
ki z modem ia oslode.
- Kapitalnie A korona:
Dostaniesz! A jake! dosta-
niesz i korone!
Bolek zglosil sic do tercyana,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02
.~Zieduoczenie Narodowe.

Zjednoczenie narodowe gall
cyjskie oSwiadczylo: .
|, Me noSqc uzlra6 rzadu partyj-
nego "a rad narodowy, Sklada--
my odpowiedzialnoSt "a ten akt
ma te czynniki, kt6re ME liczqc
sic z opinia w~iekszosci narodu
do zycia rad partyjny
i klasoWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02

A wspomnij czytelniku uczu-
cia, ktore Gle przejmowaiy, gdy
~czytaies ksiege jedenasta ME
$miertelnego ,,Pana Tadeusza":
IA OTTO MOVE stada jakby GLOW.
\ Siewek
| szpakow.. stads jasnych kit !
chorqgiewek
Z~ajasnialy ma wzgorkaeh - spa
daja ma bionie.
konnica! Divine s%troje, niewi-
diane bronze?
Pu}k "a puikeim, a $rodkiem, jak
stopione Sniegi,
Plyna drogami kute zelazem SEE
regi:
Z lasow czernia sic czapki, Rad
bagnetow biyska,
Roja sic niezliczone piechoty
mrowiska.
A dalej:
...dziS, W Soplicowie,
Ma nabozenstwie, maja bye jene-
ralowie:
Siawni dowodcy owych naszycll
legiouow,
ktorych lud znal imiona i czcii
jak patronow,
Ktorych wszystkie tuiactwa, wy
prawy i bitwy
Byly e~wangelia narodows
Litwy.
luz przySzIo oficerow kilku,
tlum zoinierzy;
Lud ich otacza, patrzy, ledwo O.
czom wierzy,
Ogladajqc rodak6w mundury no,
szacych,
Zbrojnych, wolnych i polskim
jezykiem m6wiacych."
A trylogia Sienkiewicza9 CO
stanowi jej urok nieprzeparty:
Ola czego stala sic 0na ME pre-
cietna powieScia, lecz czynem ma,
r~odowym, najpopularniejsza ksia,
.zka W Polsce, ksiazka prawdzi-'
vie ludowa?
Wszystko to stanie sic dla mas
jasnem, gdy dojrzymy prawde, re
wszystko, cokolwiek byio wielkic
go ma tel ziemi, zrodziio sic z o.
fiary krwi, Przez ofiare krwi VIA
snejStawa}y sic narody wielkie,
mi. dokazywaiy wielkich czynow
ma ziemi, przez ofiare krwi iedy'
ME odzyskiwaiy narody utracona
Intercollegiate polityczna.
w oczach naszych odbylo sig
odrodzenie wewnetrzne Francyi
w wielkim wysilku wojennym. w
oczach naszych uiawnia sic. re
mieszkahcy Stanow Zjednoczo,
nych Ameryki Polnocnej stano-.
via jednolity, shiny i wielki ma,
rod. Ktoz dis oSmieli sic W anne,
rykanizmie widzieG tylko okres,
lenie umiejetnoSci zycia prakty'
cznego i dobrego prowadzenia
interesow. Potem, co armia Sta,
now Zjednoczonych dokonala, la,
tenn r. 1918 ma polach Francyi
kazdy juz widzi, re amerykanizn'
jest okreSleniem starych jak
SWAT cnot ludzkich - cnot rycer,
skich.
Cnoty tie sprawiiy wielkoSc POI
ski w przeszloSci, one jedynie
NIGGA Polske ma nowo do zycia
.powola6 i zapewnic jej trwale
istnienie.
Narod polski rozsiadi sic ma OF
wartej re wschodu i zachodu r6'
winnie, ktora jedynie ma polnooy
cpiera sic o morze Baltyckie, ma
poIudniu zaS o Karpaty. Niema
eranic naturalnych, ktoreby zie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-02

d: !' ::r S.i Il ssissas''s ssssasssAao::ssiI 81 20;
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

l. you want your furniture repair
ed by furniture man take II to the
Montpelier New and Second Hand
Store.
Mrs. w. w. Chapman and Mrs. J..
e. Toner will leave next Sunday for
Los Angeles. where they will spend
the winter Mrs. Toner will also Wis
II with her daughter. Hazel. at Exc
ter. Cal. Her grand daughter, Flow
err. will go to Ogden to attend the
Sacred Heart ACADEMY.
II you have any furniture or stoves
you don't like, we will trade with
you.-Montpelier New and Second
Hand Store.
Bring your baby buggy to the
Montpelier New and Second Hand
Store and have new tires put on by
our new machine.
Pay your subscription today.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE--A plano. or will rent
same; Nielsen Furniture Co., two
doors east of the Royal bakery.
FOR SALE-A good range: G. Fem
auer. phone 279.
FOR SALE-Pair OF Common Sense
bob sleds and hay rack: Thos. Bar
rett. Montpelier,
FOR SALE-Purebred Poland China
boar and sow; Frank Kink. Ovid.
phone. 9S-r-13.
FOR SALE--China closet OF good de-
sign and dresser. both In first
class condition, price reasonable:
call on Mrs. G. u. Wright or at this
office.
FOR SALE-160 acre dry farm in
Dingle, has good spring. two
houses, granery and other build
ings; also machinery; for price
and trems see Al Thiel. Montpelier
FOR SALE-Two heating stoves, al
most new; see Mrs. w. q. Phelps.
FOR SALE-Piano; call 81 this Of
flee.
FOR SALE--A Montpelier city lot !;
for particulars see Mrs. n. Malone.
WANTED-Three young ladies' to
train for nurses at Lynn Bros. hos
pltal, Pocatello. Idaho. A recog-
nized training school for nurses
by the State of Idaho. Applicants
must be at least Is years of age
and have one year of high school
or its equivalent. After 1890 en-.
trance requirements will be q full
year OF high school. so hurry and
get In before next year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Ralph Hampton came up from Salt
Lake last Friday to attend the fun
eral of the late Thomas Douglas.
Take your hides to the City Meat
Market and get the highest cash price
for them.
The Farmers Society of Equity
will receive a car of corn about the
goth OF November
r. l.. Robson and family left yes
terday morning for Long Beach, Cal,
where they will spend the winter.
Winter storage for autos, our place
us steam heated; Groo & Toomer gar
age, phone 33.
The Williams jazz orchestra will
play at Staley's cabaret eyerv Satur-
day night.
Labor saving kitchen cabinets in
large variety and at low prices at the
Nielsen-Jones Furniture Co.
Quite a number of new K IL AK
minister rugs were unloaded today
lat Nelson's, the old reliable.
Thos. Barrett went to Ogden this
morning for a weeks visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Smith.
Choice apples $3.50 box at the
City Meat Market.
H. v. Hansen has moved his fam.
lily from Liberty to Paris. Mr.. Han.
sen will have charge of the saw mil
at the phosphate mine.
Do you know the advantage of ov
lerhauling your car during the winter
] months; let us tell you.-Groo &
Toomer garage, phone 33.
They are entertaining a new
daughter at the home of Allen Ko
ford. The little lady arrived las
Friday.
Save money by buying blankets q
H. B. Whitman's. We have a larg'
assortment and certainly have tn
right prices.
II you are moving away we will
crate your furniture for you, ou
charges are reasonable.-Montpe
new and second hand store.
The Ladies' Society OF the B. Of L
F. & E. will hold a cooked food sal
at Rich's grocery Saturday afternoon
Nov. Is.
Don't forget the big camp fir
dance to be given by the Neighbor
of Woodcraft at the pavilion mex
"wednesday night. The ladies prom
4 Use everybody a good time.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14
TEACHERS EXAMINATION AT
PARIS, NOVEMBER 2O-ss2

Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation for all grades of county
and state teachers certificates will
be held at the county court house.
Paris. Idaho. November 30. 81. -.
1919: commencing at $3.50 n. m. each
day. Teachers of the county not
holding Idaho certificates must pre-
sent themselves for this examination.
s. II. SPENCER,
County Supt. Of Schools.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Owing TO being short one man in
the Pocatello office. DR.. Chiffon.
manager for the Pocatello optical
Co. will be compelled to temporarily
cut his usual visits TO Montpelier two
days short. He will be at Goodman
a. Christman's jewelry store Nov. 10.
20 and 23, At Stuck home In Paris
Friday, Nov. 81 from 10 q. IN, to ,
y. m.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Mrs. M. B. Cherry is at home from
q three weeks visit in Pocatello. -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Burguyne Wis
tied several days this week in LogaI
and Salt
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Some dance at the pavilion on No
vember 10.
Velvet candy at Ritter Bros Drug
Co
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

For one week II. b. Whitman Of
fers the following prices on gro
ceries:
Tomatoes. per can--.--.----.-.----.---1 sc
Corn Flakes. per l0c
All crackers, per pkg.--------------i7c
Macaroni and sphgetta noodlea- &c
Laundry soap. per bar
Dutche Cleaner. cans--------...---27c
Tuxedo and Prince Albert tobac-
CO. per can .-.-------.-------.-----..----1 &c
Nine pound sack OF rolled Use
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

and Salt LAID
Your credit is good at the Mel
sen-Jones Furniture Co.
James Redman of Pocatello, under
went serious operation for kidney
trouble Tuesday.
Choice apples $3.50 a box at the
City Meet Market.
- Hear Jess Dunn on his new jazz
saxaphone at Staley's cabaret Satur-
day night.
Books make suitable Christmas
presents; select them now at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co.
The stork left a son at the home
of George Peterson of this city last
Saturday.
Special low prices on heating
stoves at the Nielsen-Jones Furni-
ture Co. ----~
The stork left a new daughter at
the home of A. C. Tueller last Tues
day.
A daughter registered at the home
of George Humphreys of Ovid. last
Tuesday.
Christmas cards - Thousands of
them-make your selectlOns carry al
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
See me for real bargains in city
real estate, close in; $40 down, $40
a month, Will C. Parker, phone 100,
Hear Tod Toomer on his new ban
10 at Staley's cabaret Saturday
night.
Manager Hitler of the Hotel Bur.
goyne spent several days in Salt Lake
this week on business.
The free public library in the city
hall is open each Saturday afternoon
from 1850 until 3
Seven new names were this weel
added to the Examiners rapidly in
creasing list OF readers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Choice apples $3.50 q box at the
City Meat Market. -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

- Hear Jess Dunn on his new jazz
saxaphone at Staley's cabaret Satur-
day night
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Your credit is good at the Mel
sen-Jones Furniture Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Books make suitable Christmas
presents; select them now at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

The stork left a new daughter at
the home of A. C. Tueller last Tues
dav
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

James Redman of Pocatello, under
went serious operation for kidney
trouble Tuesday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

new names were this week
added to the Examiners rapidly In
creasing list of readers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Special low prices on heating
stoves at the Nielsen-Jones Furni-
ture Co. -------------
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

The stork left son at the home
of George Peterson of this city last
Qafurdav
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

Ralph Hampton came up from Salt
Lake last Friday to attend the fun
eral Of the late Thomas Douglas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Our Daily Story
GENTS

Mrs. NarragansettBird. chafr'ady Of
the ladies' auxiliary OF the ways and
means committee Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Welfare Board stepped grace
fully down from the soap box after max
ing an unusually imprisoned noon hour
address to the employees OF the Swank-
blossom spike works. Cheers and other
shouts OF approval and sympathy filled
the noon air. and Pete Sprawn. spokcS-
man for the brawny but honest spike
swisters. mounted the soap box to an
swer in their name.
Lady" he began. ''yousr made some
speech. and dis gang is wit yc all dc
way. Our necks may b" rough, lady. but
our hearts is as smooth as a kettle O
suds in de good OIL days o alcohol, an
I'm right here to tell ye, lady. dat II
dey's anything we kin do TO help th"m
poor fellers you was bcehn' about. wc're
night here to do it, see"
Shouts of open CheStrd approval again
rent the air. and Mrs. Nara gansett-Bird
once more mounted tho soap box.
'Gentlemen-or let me b. one Of you
and address you as gcntS--your sym
pathy and offer OF cooperation touch me
20 the heart. We ask very little OF you.
gcntlemen-gents. Only a bit OF your
lime Winter is again approaching. and
the soldiers and sailors Will soon be
needing wristlcts and ear protectors. If
all you willing fellows will only prom
ise to knit for half an hour day during
, the dinner period. We will supply knit
ting teachers and wool. and ! am SURE"
The soap box flew ono way and Mrs.
Nara gansett- Bird flew two others. and
the spike twistcrs (this will give Il
faint idea Of their agitat"d stat" Of
mind) actually went back 20 work five
minutes before the wristle blew.
protected by George MATTHEW Adams.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
FOR A BETTER CITY

The Wheeling Commercial association
has taken the first step towards n dctin-
ite program Of civic Improvement by in
viting the members Of the city council
and the city government to meet with
the directors Of the association At an
early date and to discuss civic questions
with y view to harmonious action. Too
often in the past there has been tend
ency on the part Of commercial bodies
and municipal bodies to pull in oppo-
site directions and to distrust and 10
discredit mutual good faith and good in
tentlonx We trust the time for that
kind Of feeling has passed.
Wheeling needs large number OF
important improvements. These I'm
provements should be undertaken in the
not distant future and a constructive
program carefully thought out will I'M
doubtet<1y have the support Of the large
majority Of our enterprising citizens and
the city government viii have their c.
operation IN all useful things tending -
the public good Mayor Thoner. City
Manager Ephlin and their associates
have . great opportunity at the present
time Tho city Is in a position to do
more than has been done at any time
for years past A sensible program OF
betterment for our streets, our water
system. our fire department and our
other public institutions IS needed and
can be carried through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

taken advantage Of the war and OF the
disturbed Industrial conditions to IN
crease its exports and tn" sal" Of its
goods abroad. We hav" been h"nvl"r
buyers Of japanese goods during tn"
past two years than over before. and
japanese trade is slowly. but steadily.
increasing.
For four years past I'll" flow Of gold
TO the United States from Eur"p" has
been almost constant. The balances OF
trade in our favor have been very large.
and these balances have been mad" good
by the sale Of European securities and
the actual transfer Of European gold 10
American treasure vaults We could
not expect &his movement TO continue
indefinitely. and the shipments Ia South
America and Japan indicate that from
row on the tendency will be return
to normal trade conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
SLAYER OF Pine GROVE
CHIEF OUT ON BOND

G. Amos Long charged with IN" Kill
ing Of Glenn Long town marshal "f Fin"
Grow" IN April. and sine confined IN
tho WciZ"l county jail nj New Martins
Vile. was released yesterday OIL twenty
thousand dollars bond To appear before
the Wrtz"l county court in September.
Through his attorneys J. !. =. O'RrIon.
Of this city: Capt. Sporty. "f harrisburg.
J. W. and T NJ. Mcintyre ~ N"w Mar
tlnsv!llc: Long was admitted to bail
when n" attorneys convinced n" court
that the homicide was not murder. being
unint"ntlO nal and accidental.
Tho state was represented by Prose-
cutting Attorney r0fi"ld nf W"tz"l
county and L. W. kicfcr Of New Mar
tlnSvIlr
WhIl" Long has been confined ~ n"
Wctz"l county Inl his vii" C1y" birth 10
irIplrtS. II" arranged hI> afafirS with
ms attorneys In tho shortest rosslhi"
tim" and said 70 his legal advisers. "lo
the devil with YOU fellows just now.
nm going home to Pine Grove 10 sec
those babies"