davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
HATE RED GUARD
MORE Than CAR
Russian Peasants Said to Be Very
Bitter Now

Vladivoxtok, Feb. 10. (Correspon-
dence of the Associated Press. 1.-The
Russian peasants hate the Red Guard
a hundred times more than they ever
hated the agents of the former Rus
sian Emperor, according to a travel
Ter from Moscow as quoted in the
Omsk newspaper, Slovo. Perhaps the
traveller sayes. this may account for
some of the tierceness and ruthless
ness of the Bolshevik rule.
Under the Emperor's regime, he
says, the murderer of a village con-
stable would have been shot and the
execution would have stopped there;
but the Bolsheviki will shoot scores
of peas SAINTS for the murderer of Red
Guard
All the way from Moscow to Tam
| boy could be seen people called sacks
carriers"-me and women who had
left their towns or villages in the hope
of finding elsewhere bread or wheat.
The BoIsheviki had orders to shoot
all sackcarriers, women, children or
old men whether they were in quest
of bread for themselves and their
Starving families or to sell at higher
prices. And they we're shot. The
traveller claims to have seen some Of
these people running along the tops
of railroad cars jun ping from one to
another with the Red Guards SHOOT
ing at them from the platform. The
meanings of those struck down we're
heard far into the night.
! The tran passed Tambov Atakar
Balashev, all situated in a fertile corn
country. But nowhere was there
bread even for the Russians who had
raised the corn. 1t has been exported
nobody could say where.
A student member of the Comm ittee
to Fight Counter Revolution who
| was on the same train, admitted
that he and his friends knew that the
Social Revolutionaries as we'll as the
NJ ensheviki were not conference.-the
| tionists, but the committee, he said,
| was obliged to view them as such If
| they wanted to continue to rule. "If
communism he said. will not ., the
Russian people, we shall have to aC~n-
don the power; but in that case we
| shall act in a fashion to be remen Der
| ed for a long time
The train passed military trains 60
! ing to the front. The soldiers APP
| peared gloomy and sleepy, principally
| sleepy. The traveller saw some look
| ing for a. place to lie down but an
| officer, carrying whip motion ed
| them out. Their grumblings were
| silenced by the whip or by the sight
| OF g, bayonet glfstening in the hands of
| sailor who accompanied the officer.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
TO COMBAT MILTTAKISM.

TOXIC, March 26-Dr. Ignazo Nitobe,
Well-known professor of colonial adj
ministration in the Law College of
the Toxic Imperial University, to-
gether with a number of other
scholars and publicists, has organized
the Dawn Society in order to combat
militarism and reactionisn in Japan.
DR.. Nitobe is a. graduate of john Hop
kins University and last year waa
prominently mentioned for the A.
Barton Hepburn professorship of the
American constitutional law in the
Imperial University.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
MUNICIPAL DINING HALL.

Paris, March ga boon and a
blessing to Parisians grooming under
the present exorbitant restaurant
prices is the first dining hall under
municipal control which has recently
opened on the Boulevard de Grenelle,
on the south side of the Seine. Here
a portion of soup or hors d'oeuvre
costs cents, ounces of meat or s
of fish can be obtained for % cents,
and a dish of vegetables for cents.
No charge is made for bread, al
though the bread card is duly clipped.
No intoxicants are served, and tipping
is not allowed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
SOLDIER A SUICIDE.
Former New York Policeman Takes
Life i'm Chicago Hotel.

Chicago, March 26.--An inquest
was to be held today on the body of
James O'ConnoN former New York
city patrolman, found in a small hotel
with an empty bottle which has con-
tanned poison, beside him.
Papers found among his effects
showed he had enlisted in the army,
spent several months In a training
camp and had been sent to army hos
pita1 at New Haven as under obser-
walton for tuberculosis. He was on
his way to the United States general
hospital at Denver, Colo, for further
observation
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
FLIES IN GRAND CANYON.

kingman, Ariz., March 26.-Lieut.
Charles r. Rugh of the Gulf-to- the
Pacific Aero Squadron the other day
performed the hazardous feat of fly
ing inside the walls of the Grand
Canyon of Arizona. The day was
calm and no dangerous air currents
were encountered. He did not OBJ
serve any emergency landing places
in the canyon, he reported.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
Songs They Never Sing.
(NeW York Post.)

INeW Y OK POst.)
W. G. McAdoo-''I've Been Work.
ing on the Railroad'
TrotZky-'TIove Nc and the World
Is Nine"
James M. Beck--"F'or He's a Jolly
Good Fellow
Mayor Hyan-"Won't You Come
and Play With Me-"
w. Hohenzollern-'L Little Gray
Home in the West"
T. P. Shonts-"On Good Old
Five-Cent Trolley Ride"
FN-Crown Prince-''Where Do We
Go From Here?'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE
NOT DECIDED ON PROHIBITION

Concord, n. H, March 26-The
house has killed a bill legalizing the
sale of beverages with a maximum
alcohol content of 2.75 per cent. The
senate amended a house bill intended
to strengthen the prohibitory law, by
eliminating provisions for search and
the seizure of private stocks of liquor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
MORE BREWERS JOIN FIGHT.
Those in Pennsylvania Will Make
2 3-4 Per Gent Peey

Philad elphia, March 26-The Penn
sylvania State Brewers association
have voted to mako beer with . "a
per cent of alcohol, and to fight any
legal steps that may be taken by
the government to prevent them from
operating Their breweries.
There are about 100 breweries in
the association, producing about so
per cent of the beer brewed in the
state
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
WHEAT CROP WAS BURIED.

Omsk, siberia, March 26.-When
the city of Ufa was captured by the
Bolsheviki recently the peasants in
the outlying districts Immediately
buried or hid theL entire stocks of
wheat fearing that the Bolshevik
"commissaries' would seize all tho
grain and send it off to Moscow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26

Nppeal, for instance,
fIcIe, more in sorrow than
Good bye, joe" But Joe
lf1t1en good bye to the demo-
44kty. The party of course,
yurviyed many incidents Of
or another, including the
H could survive the departure
BAiley; but he has not depart
kfH not depart.
MIC is anywhere any DISPOSE
take Mr.. Bailey lightly, 1T
ETbR remembered that he is q
ktAished lawyer and statesman,
s1n his time, was an ornament
senate both Cor his ability to
Nell and for solid knowledge.
Spooner was fond of crossing
81s with him, and Bailey was al
EHetfe only member of the Sen
t4 whom that brilliant republican
this tribute. His was no gallery
4Iarity, though the galleries liked
Hear him The kcenest minds ION
side' were confident that in
fAiTag him they were meeting foe
worthy Of their steel, and the
8itblicans sent none but their best
fnst him.
@Ehat much promised, it becomes
to observe that Mr.. Bailey's
epllun ciamento was more terrifying
B the index than in the book
What I said was that [ would not
ste for the candidate of any party
nat insists on abridgine my liber-
es and increasing my taxes says
Z. Saying this, he defies the light
ne and calls on anybody who doesn't
Se IT to read him out of the demo-
attic party; but he himself won't GO
70 he will never, never vote Il re-
lblicar ticket
a little adroit, this. Aad that is all
Iere Is TO 1t. Mr.. Bailey merely calls
MENTION in an emphatic, not to say
'nsatlonal way to certain tendencies
the democratic party which he
links must be corrected. If he put
somewhat acrobatically that is his
ay. Back of his too dramatic for
ula there lies a real truth. Mr..
alley was talking, not to the Road
orse association diners before whom
: nomina1ly appeared, but to Mr.
laude kitchin and Mr.. Champ
lark. They need not worry about
IS leaving the democratic party, but
ley might pay some heed to the
arning which he dressed in that
garb.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
MILITARY STORES ARE WASTING

Coblenz March 26.-Gsreat piles Of
m ilitary stores worth millions or
marks are lying in hall in Franken-
berg, Hesse, and are likely to be
wasted unless soon cared for, says the
westphalfan volksblatt. The suppfrss
consist principally of army uniforms
thrown in great heaps after the de-
mobilization of the German army
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
GREEDY SURVIVOR DIES.

Atlanta, Ga, March 26.-F. A.
Hannah, one of the two survivors Of
the Greedy Arctic expedition In 1882,
died here yesterday. He was sixty
years old and a, member of the police
force for eighteen years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE. OPEN

Mexico City. March 26.-American
cham bers of commerce have been ..
tablished in the cities Of Monteres
and Tampico and will cooperate witt
the American chamber of commerce
OF this city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
misunderstanding j. w. Bailey.
New York Times.)

MANY of our esteemed contempora-
,.;es seem TO have misund erstood the
case of the Hon. Joseph weldon
BAILEY of Texas. We refer 10 The
Albany Journal, The Newark News,
~rt,o Memnb;s Appeal,
and to a, good many others, the
returns not being many others the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26

1t was announced on March % that
the Sim Fem party of ireland would
offer Prof. De Valera. a national well
come Wednesday evening, March IS,
when he is expected to arrive in
Dublin. On Monday of this week q
proclamation was issued at Dublin by
the British government forbiddins
meetings and professions there on the
date of De Valera's arrival A Dublin
dispatch received on Tuesday stated
there was some military activity in
the city and armored cars have been
landed from British steamers.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26
VALERA'S RECEPTION
has BEEN CALLED OFF
Sim Fcin Leader Wants no CeIebra-
ton When He Returns to Ire
Iand-Fears Trouble.

Dublin, March 26.-The executive
committee of the Sim Fem party is
sued an official statement late Tues
day night announcing that the pub
lie reception planned for Prof Ed
ward De Valera, who had been in an
English prison for some tfnne and who
escaped on February has been
abandoned. The statement explained
that De Valera had sent word to the
committee that he did not believe a
reception for him would Justify risk
ing the lives of citizens of Dublin
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26

4
1911 the opponents can mus
80. The Dallas Times dis
the same sentiment existing in
as 500 citizens, Of the Lone
kr state give their assent to the
league while a thin 100 register in op-
position. Los Angeles, according to
the Times of that city, is almost
unanimous for the league, the vote
being 1924 to IS.
Straw votes prove nothing, but they
may be safely accepted as mirroring
the public mind. The straw votes Of
the New York Herald taken previous
to national elections have almost in
variably been safe barometers and
have run true to the opinion of the
people. Under these circumstances it
is to be wondered at that the sena-
torial opposition does not see the
light Some of the reactiorists have
already heard the voice of tile people
and they have acted accordingly
Many of them who were vociferou<
against tie League of Nations ir
principle have changed their tune ano
now claim only to have opposed the
covenant as framed at Paris. Others
,nired themselves too deeply and ara
1loundering around in a bog tryins
to make the best of a bad bargain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-26

- = iiS'0 ~ PS*' 49, g'' 1A
Il to Article x.,@WhIeh will, n eff
safeguard the Monroe Doctrine
&out specifically n. entionins that
#ument According to an Asso-
I'd Press dispatch, 1.-The amend
II provides that agreements under
8covenant shall not be considered
An infTing cement upon the Irinci-
of International policies hereto
Il generally recognized. It is be-
bel this addition tC the article will
|lccepta bic to foreign premiers.
u should satisfy those who honestly
kcted to the league covenant. The
hrs will find a new bone to pick.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

Wstepujemy W okres pr6by ognio-
wei, kt6ra ma wykaza6 o~statecznie,
lie W mas byIo s~1czerUzfotej warto-
Sci narodowei a lie tylko pozioty 1
lichego szychu, choS tax migotliwie
poblyskujacesu deklamacya, nova
czy spiewem patryotycmym.
OgniOwa tn Pr6ba Okaze, czysmy
eodni wielkiej chwili, kt6rej dozy6
bylO nam danem, a kt6rej czekaiy
W tesknOcie Gale pokolenia naszego
narodu.
Pckazemy, czy Polske milujemy
screen i dusBa Gala, a ME tylko SAL
ma geba....
Jak najurOczysciej zaapelowal
zuOwu Wydzial Narodowy do wszyst-
kich bez wyjatku warstw i czynni--
kGw wyChodztwa ~tutejszego o uzu-
pemienie Daru Observation-Disclosures
30. jak mas do tegO wZywaja z kra-
ju. iak o to apeluja do mas synOwie
NiepcdlegIej POlski.
CEdRri O wyrazny akt prawd1iwie
sypowskiegO przywiazania Ola Zmart
wychwstalei Ojczyzny. - co uczyniG
mOiemy latwo. jeSli Szczera i SER
dcc1na dIonia danny pieniadz ma Fun
dusz NarodOwy, jeSli danny z goracQ
mySla o Ojczyinie. ME z~walajac ma
cfw lowy wiasny uszczerbek.
OdpowiedzieG must wychOdztwO W
srOs6b naIeiyty ma uraSliwy smiech
! -eciwnik6w zgOdnej piracy narodo'
wei. kt6rZy szydzl, natrzasaja Se, IL
w tragicznej Sytuacyi znikad ME
rrzychOdzi pomoc Polsce. Przez
Srictokradc6w narOdOwych obnazo-
TO kO&ci POl&ki-Matki okry6 musimy
praca wlasna / OfiarnoScia nasza. ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
JUTRO WIECZoR WAZNE
POSIEDZENIE.

Jutro, w czwartek, 0 godzinie
7:30 wieczorem, odbedzie sic wa
zne posiedzenie w gfownej skfad-
nicy odziezy zbieranej ola bied--
nych w Polsce, 1912 milwaukee,
ave-, miedzy Noble i Augusta I'll.
Slavic sic powinne reprezentant-
XII wszystkich kohek Sekcyi RAJ
tunkowej PREY Wydziale Narodo-
wynn. Wazne i naglace sprawy
beda omawiane.
Sekcya R~atunkowa Polek
PREY Wydziale Narodowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
KR6TKIE ROTATKl MIEJSKIE.
- Warrant zostaI wydany ma a.

- warrant zostai wydany ma a.
resztowanie Harry Newmana,
sprzedawacza a~utomobilow, g}o-
Sno sic reklamujecego, ktory O.
skarzony jest o wspolnictwo o
podejrzanym interesie. Propono-
wano poglebic rzeczke Little Wa
bash w Indiana i w tym celu zor-
ganizowano kompanie o kapitale
$350,000. Pewne osoby podobno
daily sic naciagnac i obecnie skar-
"a Newmana.
- E. Walsh, szynkarz pnr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
O ZDOBYCIE MILION0W
e Wydziafu N~arodowego.)

kosmy 10 uchwalili ma Sejmie w De.
troit, / jak TO ~uroczyscie poprzysie-
gliSmy Paderewskiemu.
DANNY wiec / zbierzmy dziesieG
milion6w IA Fundusz Narodowy.
4
,,Majac pred ocZyma zadania "
Paryzu i W kraju, kt6re musza bye
skutecznie bezzwfocznie poparte, pa
mietaiac o tenn. re Polska teraz jesz-
q dostatecznych w4asnych zasob6w
mice ME moe, rozumiejao CO jake
synowie Matce winni jestesmy, my,
kt6rzysmy prowadzili Wychodztwo
nasze szlakami hOnoru, obowiazku
misosci Ojozyzny, wzywamy o pomoc
ola niej dorazna, O d~opeinienie przez
kaldego rodaka i prze1 kalda Poke
wmiare mOznoSci i az do ostatnich
.jei granic Observation-Disclosures
daru".
W imie czci Osobistej, w imie o.
bOwiazku narodowego / milosci Oh
czyzny - danny wszyscy ma POlske,
danny z zapalem, lecz ma miioSG BO-
ska, danny natychmiast!
Serdecznym a zmartwychwstan-
czym odgIosem ZygmuntoSySkiego
dzwonu Z Wawelskiego grodu poru-
szyG serca nasze powinien oStatni a
pei Wydziam Narodowego. nawofu
iacy do ,.drivu" narodowego wszyst-
kie polskie Organizacye, stOwarzy--
szenia. komitety obywatelskie, unie,
drcRowienstwo nasze / parafie. lu-
dzi pi0ra. nauki, urzednik0w, kup-
COW. przcmySlOwC6w, farmerow, ro-
hotnik6w naSzych i dziatwe polska.
Wszyscy musza w tel kampanii re-
spolic swe wysifki, ..jak wszyscy
chcemy ,aby sic naszemu przelSta--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
zmiana CZaSu,

Walker D. Hines, generalny
dyrektor administracyi kolei Sta
now Zjednoozonych w zwiazku z
federalnem statutem ,,Oszczedza-
MIA Swiatla i Zaprowadzenia Pra-
widiowego Czasu", wydaE naste-
pujace rozporzadzenie:
y o godzinie drugiej rano W
niedziele, dnia 80 marca i w O.
statnia niedziele marca kazdego
roku Cd tego czasu wszystkle re
gary kolejowe i we w~szystkich
biurach otwartych w tym czasie
muszq bye posuniete O jedna go
dzine naprzod, ably wskazywaly
godzine trzecia.
p o godzinie drugiej w osta-
tnia niedziele pazdziernika kaz--
diego roku wszystkie zegary kole-
jowe i we wszystkich biuraoh o.
twartych W tym czasie musza bye
oofniete wstecz o jedna godzine,
tax, ably wskazywa}y godzine
oierwsza.
Rozporzadzenie to obowiazy-
wac bedzie podczas calego TRIVIA
MIA f~ederalnej kontroli mad kole-
jami, chyba re statut ~federalny,
wyzej wzmiankowany, bedzie Cd
rzucony lub talk zmieniony, re
~niniejsze regufy beda z MIN ME
zgodne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
= Piec firm / osob da}o pc 500

i ASS AAAAA VOW AoAo ~ f~SS
IA dfalsze ~utrzymanie biura fede-
ralnego piracy pm. Sc E.Randolph
III. do czasu, gdy hongres uchwali
dodatkowe fundusze. So to: S.
insult, V. F. Lawson, n. ]. Ro--
scnthal, F. G.. Logan i Sears,
Roebuck and CO. Poprzednio o.
fiarowali: J. Byfield $50, P. w.
Gates, A. Ortseifen i c. Mark po
$25, a w. Niblack $40. Potrzeba
jeszcze $4,000. Obywatel, kt6ry
ME wyjawil swego nazwiska, pla-
&c bedzie dzierzawe W sumie
$3.50 miesiecznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

4788 w. Adams uI., p~ostrzelony
2ostal wczoraj w glove przez ban
dyte. Mai PREY sobie $270, kto--
rych jednakze RADIUS ME zabral.
- Aresztowani zostali Robert
Madison ma zadanie policyi re
Seattle, oraz dr.. Claude NJ.
Vaughan ma zadanie policyi
Fairmont, w. Va. Madison
czmychnai do Chicago, poniewaz
kompania zleceh pocztowych, kto
rel byl zalozycielem, dostasa sic
ma dalsze utrzymanie biura fede-
pierwszym porucznikiem armii,
mowi, re ME vie o co jest oskar-
zony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
Konczy Skarbnik Wydziafu Naro-
dowegO apelem do w~szystkich:
Spe4nijcie ObOwiazek!
Ojczyzna W tel chwili najwieceJ
mas: ej pomocy potrzebuje!

Dzieci moga sic sprawie przy-
s{uzyc przez zbieranie odziezy,
bielizny, posciele i mydla, ale
takze przez przypominanie star
Sym, by ME zapominali swego
cbowiazku wobec biednych W
Ojczyinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

MECH KONGRES
USkYSZY WASP
PROTEST
Ola rzekomej "wojennej" potrzeby Prohibicyoni$-
CT wsze1kiemi si1ami pr6buja, azeby sprzedaz p-
wa by1a zakazana po dniu 1+szym lipca, 1919 +:
Ia pomoca swych ostrych praW maja nadzleje
ze %uczynia posladanie piwa ola uzytku tamllJne-
60 przestepstwem kryminalnem.
Chca bye zaopatrzeni w Search and Selsure" pa
piery, ktore pozwalaja ma Wtargniecle do samych
mieszkan w celu nazbleranla doWodoW skontl-
skoWania pryWatneJ W}asnoscl
Szanujacy sic m~ezczyzni nlewiasty W mlescle
Chicago, bezWatpienla, ME pozWola bez protestu
ma takie oburzaJ ace propozycye
KONGRES dotychczas ME zaokresli} jake trun-
XII beda zakazane.
legislature dowie sic cd miesskafc6W miQstQ
GicdgO, co p~orzadnl, praWo szanuJacy obyWatele
mysla O sugestyach, kt6re zawieraja zamach ma
prywatnoSc domu przez szplegoW donoslcelL
Clos Wolajacy PrzeciWko Tyranii
Fanatyk6W moze bye zapisany PREY
urnach Wyborczych
We WtOrek, leo KWietnia
Mech Kongres us}yszy Wasz protest
G}osuj NO " kwestyi Prohibicyjnej:
oL.u TL;on Mu oocn,o Anti ooloon Tovr;{or,0 al 1CO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

nlnlelSZe reS1lfy Oeda z MIN ME
zgodne.
wicielstWu W Paryiu pOwiOdIo do re-
~sFolenia wszystkich ziem polskich do
prowadziG i jak pragniemy, ably rad
nasz W Warszawie byi rzadem ola
wszystkiCh braCi naszych''.
Wypeinijmy skwapliwie dis Ola
mas najwazniejsze zadanie: ME do
puSCmy, ably zabraknaC miaIO srod-
k6w PREY o~statecznesn uIIadaniu sic
sprawy / ably brakio nam silly PREY
wykazaniu wlasnej Narodu pOtegi.
ROdacy do ,,drive'u" - Ola Pol
ski:
Szczeg6lOwy plan urzqdzenia i
przeprowadzenia ,.drivu' przedlOzyi
skarbnik Wydzialu Narodowcgo. ja-
kO gI0vny dyrektor Rampant die
siecio-milionowegO funduszu pOwo-
fujac prezes0w kOmitet6w naszych
~centralnych. Okrcgowych i stanO-
wych ma kicrOwnik0w ,.drive'u" W
ich dotychGzasOwych ramach terytn-
ryalnyCh. u~prasZaiac wszystkie kO-
mitety lOkalne. ably sic ich kierOwni
ctwu Oddaly ] zastoSOwaly sic do
ich zalece6. w~skaz0wck kOmendy.
Prosi tei. ably prczesi pomiiaiac
fornalistyke b~ozzwIOcznie 20 prZe-
Czytaniu tego apelu porozumicli sic
W kr0tkiei drodze z przedStawicie-
lami organizacyi, parafii etc. | zwo-
fali ma narade obywatelski KOmitct
gi6wny PREY udziale administrator
Komitet6w lOkalnyCh I wybitnych
rcdakGw , kleru i Swieckich. a Drzc-
dewszystkiem o~rganizacyi | towa--
rzystw u. n. r., ri. =. r. X. Zwiqz-
ku Polek, Macierzy Pclskicj, oby-
dw6ch Uni, StOwarzyszenia Pola-.
k6w, SOkOlstwa. Zwigzku Wojsk
Polskich, k]upiectwa i robotnik0w
naSZyCh.
Kampania ma trwaG do logo
kwictnia, ma Objac wszystkich i mic
pOminaG nikogo, ma pOdnieSG gOrli-
wych / szczerych chOG ~uboiszych, a
puhlicznie upokOrzyG zasobnych i u
rzedy piastuja cych. n W rzeczywisto-
sci samolub6w i sIakier0w.
Imiona tych wszystkich, kt6rzy
mic ME dali, drobna kwota sprawe
zbyli Iub Komitet lie | niegrzecznie
przyieli, nalezy W spisach ma pierw-
SEEM miejscu jake niegodnych Syn6w
OjczyZny wykaza6.
R6wnoczesnie nalezy wymieni6 W
spisach obywateli g%orliwych, hoJ-
nych i wszystldch, kt6rzy sic W tym
drive" istotnie zasfu1yli, ME pomi-
jajac mIodziely / dziatwy szkolnej.
w miejsoowosciach, W kt0rych
jest tylko jeden Komitet lokalny,
ma prezes tego komitetu W poroZu-
mieniu z miejsoowemi towarZystwa-
mi / Ks. p~rpboszczem zorganizowac
drive" lokalny, co atoli ME zmie--
mia W niczem jego stosumku do ko.
mitetu gf6wnego w~zglednie stano--
wego.
Drive" obok daru dzfesiecio-mi-
Iionowego ma takze ma celu zebra
ME odziezy, bieliny, obuwia, mydia,
| cukru etc. ola kratu. Przy tych O.
fiarach starzyzny ME nalezy przyt-
mowae. Mech kaldy ofiaruje co mo-
re najlepszego, a o lie go STAG nowe-
go.
Drive" powinien obja6 take skle
py i sasiad6w obconarodowych. gdyz
wsr6d mas 1 nieraz z mas 5yja | row
na naszej przyjazn nam okazac po'
winni.
Konczy Skarbnik Wydzialu Naro-
dowego apelem do wszystHch:
spemijcie obOwiazek:
Ojczyzna W tel chwili najwieceJ
mas; 81 pomocy potrzebuje!
Dzieci moga sic sprawie przy-
s{uzvc przez zbieranie odziezy,
hielizny, posciele i mydla, ale
takze przez przypominanie star
Sym, by ME zapominali swego
cbowiazku wobec biednych W
N--e-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

wicielstwu W Paryiu pOwiOdIo do re-
sFolenia wszystkich ziem po!skich do
prowadziG i jak pragniemy, ably rad
nasz W Warszawie byi rzadem ola
wszystkiCh braci naszych''.