davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
DENIES SHOE REPAIR
Stores PROFITEER

Defense Of the shoe repairers in
Washington against charges or
prohteerinE was today made by one
Of the craft who has been in business
on Pennsylvania avenue near the
War Department since 1898.
Referring to an article in The
Times OF September 10, entitled Cost
q Saving Soles. - this repaireF said:
eThe .out-of- town shoe rspaifer.
cobbler he must have been, who
started in business here on practi-
cally nothing and that his annual
pro6t for the last three years was
$4,000. may have stated actual facts,
but I would like 70 ask him the fol-
lowing question in order 70 determine
how his profits multiplied so quickly:
Did he not buy rubber heels at 8 and
z cents per pair and after having
placed them on shoes, charge IS and
IS cents per pair for them?
Use Higher Priced soIea.
''3Eost repair shops do not use the
composition soles costing IS cents
per pair, but use the kind that costs
20 cents per pair. Here must be con-
sidered the item OF good cement and
the best felt for filling in bottoms in
order to eliminate the Objectionable
squeak. II one pound Of leather will
produce three pairs OF soles they
would be as thin as tissue PAPER. The
grade OF leather I use in obtaining
three pairs Of soles weighs one and
thTee-quaTter pounds.
~He states that good leather costs
from 81 to &l.6O per pound and that
the cost Of best whole leather soIes
Is Sl.G5 per pair.
This repairer states that helpers
are paid so and $40 per week, none
less than $50. He says "the repairer
who says he can do $40 worth OF
work a day and more than that on
rush days is wonder, as is any
other man who can do that amount
OF work in a day and do II right
Cites Other Increases.
"He says that the shoe repzirer
loses heavily because Of the necessity
Of paying his help over the many legal
holidays, as this help is 10 be paid al
Sc and $50 per day.
'As to the increased cost Of ma
teTial he states that leatherf which
once sold at IS cents a pound. now
costs from Sl.35 to $40 a pound.
Other Increases within the past five
years are shoe thread, IS cents to
S2.T5; nails, 3la and 4 cents to 10
cents per pound; sandpaper. DOS per
cent increase, and labor from SO
and SO, TO $40 and $50.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
DEM0BILIZING
0OE FIRST TO
BEGIN TODAY

CAMP MEADE, Sept 20.-The au-
thorities at Camp Meade are not let
ding any grass grow under their feet
Ga the mater OF demobIlizinE the First
Division. -Four thousand troops are
leaving tomorrow for various other
camps around the country. Five
thousand viii 90 Sunday and 1000
the next day. In every case the men
are being sent to the camp nearest
their homes 20 be discharged. OF the
men leaving tomorrow Camp Dix viii
receive the greatest number.
The demObiliZation in the Maryland
district win start late tomorrow or
early Monday morning. A special
force OF $50 men has been detailed to
handle the clerical end. II the work
commences tomorrow e is probable
some viii be returned 20 civilian life
before all the units which took part
in the parade in Washington have
reached Meade, as some OF the motor
organizations are still on the road.
Among the entertainments for
which arrangements are being made
Is the Heneral celebration which VIII
tale place Monday night. This win
Be known as aPershing night" al-
though. so far as is known, GeneFal
pershinE is not coming down 70 the
camp that night There win be
amusements OF various kinds st ali
rhe war work huts and at the main
young Mems Christian AEsoetation
aut there viii be theatricals for
witch professional actors wiz be
brought from Baltimore, washington
and New York. There wiz be pres
cntB OF tobacco, chewing gum and
other articles for all the men
a series Of dances are now under
way, there being always at least two
such entertainments In progress for
the soldiers. Clnces and other en-
tertainments are also being arranged
FOR Officers. Next week, in addition,
there win probably be gamea sports
and. Of course, moving picture shOWa.
According to an announcement BY
HAS. Gen. GFote Hutcbeson. the camp
commander, Camp Meade win def
nItely be retained as a permanent
army eneampmeht The fate Of the
camp has been the subject OF conEid-
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
TWO NAMES ADDED TO
"Y'' RELIGIOUS STAFF

The Rev. william A Eisenberger
and Nelson II. Blake have been added
to the stan Of the religious work
department. Of the washington 7. 1I.
G. A. me Rev. lTf. ElsenbeTgsr was
pastor OF the Berwyn Presbyterian
church for hve years, and fOr the
past year has served in France as a
'sY" secretary. Mr.. Blake IS from
Shawnee, Okla, and Is the son Of a
Baptist Indian missionary.
Mr.. Blake will have charge OF the
city extension work. which includes
the religious meetings In the car
barns, lre engine houses, shops and
factories. The Rev. Eisenbsrger viii
assist in the promotion OF the school
OF religious education which Is be-
ing organized at the ~
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
'eY" SECRETARIES IN
CONFERENCE TODAY

A conference OF Y. NJ. c. A. ssers-
taries Of Maryland, Virginia and the
District Of Columbuta is being held
today at Frederick, Md. The confer
ence is considering the problems con.
fronting the association In this sec
ton for the coming year.
The "Y" secretaries from Washing.
ton who are attending the conference
are William Knowles Cooper, c. l.
johnson, c. z. Beckett. L. W. DeGast
T. W. Walton, Page Mex. Etchison,
c. B. Bell, z. n. Davis, William A.
Eisenberger, Nelson n. Blake, Charles
Wanan, and r. u. Myers.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
AMERICAN DROUGHT
MAKES FRANC WILT

PHILADELPHIA. sept 20-rho
United states going dry Is a. ~
portant news factor in the recent
heavy depreciation 81 French ez-
change. says a copyrighted dispatch
from London % the Phlladelphia Pub
Hc Ledger French wine and brandy
are always normally q substantial
item Of French produce Tor export
and the fact that American purr
ohasos, which used 20 Be consider.
able, directly or Indirectly. have re-
ceived this serious check. i8 a pecu-
ilaFly embarrassing matter for the
French balance Of trade.
IL has been poticed lately that the
monthly totals OF French exports -
the United States have fallen mate
rally.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
WIFE PUNCHESTOO
HARD, ,ElSAYS;SUES

NASHVILLE, Tenn, sept. s0.-His
hope OF marital bliss turned 70 mar
tial bliss, Clyde ClarksOn seeks a di-I
vorce.
His wife, although III, carries the
punch Of a Jack Dempsey. Clyde
AYERS, and a recent offensive launched
by her nearly put him out Of the rum
ming.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
TOMORROW
ON BOSTON STRIKE

BOSTON, Sept 2O.-A second meet
ing Of the Committee Of Seventeen"
Of the Boston Central Labor Union to
tsbulate votes cast by various unions
in the city on the question Of q gen
efal strike and an unexpected call for
q special meeting tonight Of the street
car mems unions 70 vote on a SYM
pathetic waIkout were the principal
points Of interest in the police strike
situation today.
The drst meeting Of the Commit
tee Of Seventeen" lasted into this
morning and was adjourned until
later in the day. No information Gs
TO the results Of the voting was given
out. The committee will report to-
morrow to the Central Labor Union.
The fact that in sending out the
call for a special meeting the officers
Of the car men. who have just return
ed from the biennial convention oi
the national organization ia Chicago,
included an invttation for the mem
bers Of the Boston police union %
rtfend. IS believed to indicate. that
action favorable 20 the policemen is
expected.
superintendent OF Police Crowley
has ordered All tunchroOms 70 close
at midnight ahd remain closed Until
4 a. nj. The reason. according to the
superintendent, IS 70 eliminate pos
sfble gathering places for undesir-
ables during the early morning. hours.
Tie Boston Social Club, the patrol
mems organization, voted TO give "a
600 70 the new poIicemen's union. The
telephone operators union voted ST.
600 TO the striking policemen and 20
take up collections at the various ex-
changes today. Typographical Union
No. IS will give the strike fund 500
a week and more If needed. The car
penters' and joiners' union also voted
the policemen financial support
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
GERMANY AGREES
TO ALLY DEMANDS
Austria to Be Deprived Of
Representation in the
Reichstrath.

LONDON. Sept. 2O-Germany has
sent a formal note 70 the allies
agreeing 70. comply with the allied
demand for the annullment Of article
No. 81 OF the German constitution,
which provided for Austrian repre-
seutatfon In the German Reichstrath,
said q News Agency dispatch from
Berlin today. a-
The German reply complains in an
iFonical tone OF the character OF the
allied note and repudlates the charge
that Germany intended any breach Of
the peace treaty.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
BENSOH'S SUCCESSOR MAY
NOT BE NAMED At PRESENT

A successor to Admiral William s.
Benson, who reaches the retiring age
next Friday, will not be definitely
known until Secretary Daniels re-
turns from his trip next week. Ad-
miral Benson, IL is expected. may be
retained in active service for some
time, as chief OF naval operations, TO
help put the navy back on a peace
time basis.
Among those mentioned for the po-
sition are Rear Admiral Sims, now
president OF the Navy War College
at Newport, and Admirals Gleaves
and Wilson.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
Europe Not Paciied
As a Result Of War,
Declares Earl CmzOn

LONDON. Sept. 2O.-Earl Cur
zon. government spokesman, said
in the House OF Lords: Moth
ing seems to me more certain
than that great trouble and un-
foreseen Developments lie before
the world. I doubt whether as a
result Of the war We have sue
ceeded in pacifying Europe"
The Washington times., 1919-09-20

swer q formal complaint charging
violation OF the Clayton antitrust
act against the purchase Of cOmpeti-
tive businesses
IL IS charged that Amour & Co,
during 1917. purchased @the whole or
a large part" Of the capital stock o.
i. II. stanton Company, Spokane,
Wash, which was at that time AZ
legged to be IN direct competition with
Armour & Co.
Date for the answer Of the charge
has been set for November s IN
Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
Is YOUR Child
UNDER WEIGHT?
Mothers May Secure
Important Facts Free.

Growing children should be up 20
certain standard Of weight. Roughly
-DeakinE. they should weigh as many
bounds as they are inches tall until
they are about six years old. After
that the weight Of the child should
Increase in a certain proportion TO its
reight.
"A detailed table showing the proper
weight for children will be sent free
0f charge TO any mother who will
write 20 Fathers Johns Medicine,
Lowell Mass. requesting this infoTma-
ton. This offer is made in order that
mothers may realize the value Of
Father Johns Medicine as a tonic
flesh-builder for their children.
Thousands Of mothers use IL rcgu-
larry On their homes and find that their
children gain weight steadily while
taking this old fashioned, family med
iCine IL your child is under we ght,
re is iu serious danger. Do not take
chances. Begin giving Father Johns
Medicine at once.
Remember & is safe for children be-
clnse D. docs not contain alcohol or
dangerous drugs. 10 has q history OF
more than 60 years Of success.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
WEEK old BABY
HAD BLISTERS
6Hal, Face and Ans
CicWa Heals

'Eahy Waoobouta Vct ca u.han
ahe bFoks on win bHcl thkt e.
Peaged on heF had. face anf am.
Ths siin was vely red and shs had
10 rest, bm We Vay a8 and
iEhabie. HT hair a1 eua cr
haVing hT Thold eullalv t1
~ deeided - e. 3 free cela
of cuisuEa 9oap and Ointment j
bought male, and used abonl fouf
clhoo eusTl Eo1p and t7o lozss
81 oinlal Ghen sle va hcai.s. .
(S M. n1ay IllyIau, R.R.D.
3, EuE -. Ear1Euuid, Ark
c1 8c1p. oinrull ana sli-
el u1ulllg plg7sll lsin Euul.
e, -. Cts 90. T-7
-, l1a 9. 49, 49,
~ 4a ~
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
ny COBB PROUD PAPA.

DETROIT, Sept. 2O.-Here's all the
more reason why Tyrus Raymond
Cobb should strive the harder for
ehird place money. He received word
from Augusta. Ca. his home, that
newcomer had arFived-an eight.
pound girl.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20

CIR HERBERT TREN-
- CHARD, who was re-
Gently appointed marshal
Of Great Britain's air
forces. Sir Herbert's S plan
for the future, it is said, is
to build up the air forces
until England is mistress
Of the air.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
I'D END p POUNDS

% q recent letter. Mrs. W. v. Smith,
OF EpriuEdeld. Ohio. says, my young
est girl was always sickly. We had
foCtoEed for a long time but nothing
dld her any good 80 decided 20 try
Eathcr Johns Medicine. She has gain
"a over twenty. pounds in weight since
rhe has been taking the Medicine. she
fe big GIRL now and I also give u 70
HF other children and they are Big
healthy children. would not be with
out Father Johns Medicine "a my
noure
The Washington times., 1919-09-20

Dnu't Iet careless eEDendituFe make
sieve - VouE puEges Buy wisely,
and Increase youF money holdings By
tnEPgttuB O. W. g. g.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20

erable discussion and speculation
since Congress seemed to falter in its
determination TO include Il in the list
OF regular cantouments. According
70 General Hutcheson, the Govern
ment owns 80 per cent Of the land on
which the camp stands and is acQuir-
ing the title to the remainder.
The Washington times., 1919-09-20
CHARGE ARMOUR & co.
VIOLATED CLAYTON ACT

Armour & Co. has been cited by
the Federal Trade Commission to an
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

trzymy W odslonieta, zdradliwa
twarz f~aryzeuszow swiata - stad
krzyk ich przeciwko nam i nagonka
szalona. Lecz my sic zakrzyczec dac
ME mozemy - obowiazek i godnosG
kaza nam movie i dziaiaG! Idziemy
pod sztandarem - .Prawa pred
si{a / faiszem" zydzi zjed-
noczeni z Germania i bolszewiz--
mem" wolaja z %wrzaskiem o Isle
pred prawem / prawda" - obo-
wiazkiem naszym ME tylko wobec
Polski, ale 1 wolnej szlachetnei Anne
ryki, - dzialaG l prawde odslaniac
bez trwogi. Podniesmy wszyscy
sztandar narodu, kt6rego b}oto do
siegnat ME Jest W stanie, ale ktory
zszereguje mas pod haslem niezlom-
mem odsuniecia sic z~biorowego ma
polach wszystkich cd naszych wro--
gov | krzywdzicieli.
St. Laudyn-C hrzanowska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

AmerykS ma ~jeszc2e oczy zamknie
tie, ME widzi co sic dzieje | jak sill
grozna, ia sama, ktora dis mas bez-
czesci, skrada sic tajemniczo i zdra-
dziecko do zatrucia jej duszy przez
opanowana juz prase, chwycony W
rece kapital, handel, przemysi / poll
tyke kraju. Otwierajmy ocZy zasle-
pionemu ~narodowi, poki czas, MIN
zap6tno mo5e ME jest. Postawa ma
sza smia}a | nieziomna powie du-
20, zaS krzyki zyd6w ciagie o ,,po-
gromach" tez "a siebie mowia. VISTA
lie naglace pytanie - dlaczego pre-
ciwko zydom jedynie urzadzaja ma
rody Swiata ,,pogromy" dlaczego
ME przeciwko narodom innym? -
Wszak W krajach Europy zamieszku
je pod rzadem jednym lyle narodow
roznych, lecz laden z mich ME krzy-
czy O ratunek przeciwko pogromom.
Mech zydzi odpowiedza, czemu ME-
nawisG zbiorowa ludzkosci wybucha
przeciwko MIN jedynie g~roznie l ME-
pohamowanie, jak zywio}.. Czy ME
jest to krzyk krzywdzonych ludlow,
kt6re ME mogac sic bronic przeciw-
ko perfidyi aydowskiej zadnem pra-
VEN - W roZpaczy rzucaja sic do
samosad6w?
Zatrutej broni uzywaja zydzi
przeciwko ludzkosci i cd niej gina,
zas bronia ia Jest nienawisc do lu-
dzi, szczepiona cd niemowlectwa W
| ciemnych ,,hajderach" 1 msciwych
talmudach - kt6re to nauki kaza
niszczyt i w~yzyskiwaG ~chrzeScijan
tax ekonomicznie, jak moralnie'
| Zbiorowy instynkt narodow to GU
ie I vidzi W Izraelu wroga ukryte-
90. | krzywdziciela dziedzicznego.
| Czy ME czas zydom przejrzec? Otto
lew powalona ich sojusznica
Germania, lecz "a Germania idzie
sojusznik jej przysiegly - zydow-
stwo - idzie ma podb6j 1 znieprawie
| ME ludlow. chowajac twarz swa pre-
bicycle "a mask .rozmaite. Ola Pol
ski juz mask te %pospadaly - pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06

,,Europapresse" oznajmia, lie niemie-
cka Rada luG2,wa Prus ZachOdnich
wydaia manifest z prOtestem przeciW
g~waIcacemu Niemc6w pOkOjOwi. Mani
fest utrzymuje, re Niemcy ME Scierpia,
by posuwano mimi jak piOnkami ma pol
skiej s~zachOwnicy. Re wszystkich de-
klaracyi nadchodzacych re wszystkich
stron p~rowincyi tel wynika, re Prusy
ZachOdnie VIOLA raczej zginaG re sWy-
mi braGmi, Mill znosic systematyczne
dusyenie przez POlak6w brutalnych i
msciwych. Rad INA uczucia ludnOsci
Prus Zachodnich. LudnOSG ia gOtOwa
przyznaG wsp6iObywatelOm jezyka pol
skiegO to samO, czegO ola sic sama ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
GLOSSY NASzYCH CzYTELN|K0W

moge z tenn, bysmy ma zyczenie
Wydziaiu za}ozyli rece i zamkne-
Ii usta, ssowem bysmy milczeli,
kiedy Ojczyzne, make nasza,
niewdzieczne jej dziath W oczach
calego swiata La + policzkuja. O.
hydny ten widok poruszyl juz
przecie premiere polskiego. p.
Paderewskiego, do p~o}ozenia mu
kohca apelem do prezydenta Will
soma o wyznaczenie komisyi anne,
r~ykanskiej. ktora z pomoca biura
detektywow i representative pol
skich w Stanach Zjednoczonych
odkryje n~iezawodnie gniazdo kon
s~piratorow zydowskich.
Dopoki jednak to ME nastapi,
dopoty ciazy ma mas obowiazek
zwalczania konspiracyi zydow.
skiej W pismach angielskich nam
zyczliwych, inaczej cudzoziem-
skie pisma katolickie, biorac ma
sze milczenie W sprawie pogro-
NOW zydowskich jake dowod O.
czywisty ~naszej why, zaczna
nam kreSlic morally.
X. K. Smogor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
Q Prasy Niemieckiej.

Niemiecka agencya prasowa VOLTA
donosi z BerIlna pod data 1890 maja:
Scheidemann przes}af waine pismo
nosiowi Weinhausen'owi, kt6ry byi or
ganizatorem wielkiej manifestacyi pro-
t~cstacyjnej Niemc6w W Gdahsku. w
Iiscie tym oSwiadcza Scheidemann, re
O los Gdaiska s~zczeg6lnie stroskanym
Jest Rad niemiecki, edyz Gdahsk stall
sic symbolem iednosci zagroicnej PAN
silva z powodu ,,swietokradzkich pre-
tensyi poIskich, ME opartych ami ia
prawie narodowem ami h~istorycznem,
ami tel sprawiedliwoSci''.
Koiczy zas Scheidemann W pismo
s{Owami:
,,ZwalczaG bedziemy al do Ostatecz-
nosci o~diaczenie tel p%rowincyi. a jake
haslo widome tel waikiki bedzie i zawsze
po~zostanie Gdansk niemiecki, wieczy-
Seize niemiecki!"
2 Op0la pisa do .BERLINER Ia
GEBLATT'' dnia 1890 maia:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
NASzA PRzECIW pOTWARzY iYD0W 0BRONA,

wodnie SWAT dis widzi ma przykfa-
die Rosyi. Polska oparia sic znie-
prawieniu, stad nienawisc | Wsc1ekfa
ma Ojczyzne nasza nagonka sill wszy-
stkich ciemnych. Caiy wiec kapi-
tai zydowski, maiacy W reku stoli-
CO miedzynarodowe krzyczy l VIOLA,
organizuje wrzask W prasie Swiata,
by pom6dz Germanii ratowaG upla-
nowana juz W Polsce JUDGE, zas
swietne postepy poiskiego oreza, ia
kotez tryumf rosnacy idei polskiej'
rzucaja wrogow naszych W szaleh-
stwo, ktore zohydzac usiluje narod
i obrzucae go blotem.
Czy wychodztwo polskie W Anne
ryce pozostanie dis gluchem bez-
czynnem, wobec tel prowokacyjnej
akcyi zyd6w ma polskie imie?
Czy sic ME obudza, ME porwa du-
SEE 1 sumienia polskie, by czynem
wolf zbiorowej napietnowat to akcye
h~aniebna, planowa, kt6ra bioto jad
ciska ma ods}aniajace sic W blasku
dostojne oblicze Rzeczypospolitej
Polskiej?
o, polskie kobiety - wy, co tn
daleko cd Macierzy ayjecie, podnie-
scie SLIME, zbiorowo obrone imienia
narodu, stancie W jednym szeregu
| zwartym, karnym, a W czynie poteA-
nym.... Macie W reku SVEN bron
olbrzymia, ola handlarzy swiata nal
| dotkliwsza. Hahbiciele zuchwali
Polski do tycia wstajacej siedza
wsr6d was, twierdze ich bogactw \
wyzysku piracy tysiecy rak polskich
stoja jak zamki obronne wsrod
biednych ulic polskich | ubosich do
NOV ~uznojonych polskich wyrobnl-
kow. 1ch dostatek 1 posiadanie wy
rosiy tam W Polsce h%ahbionej | tn
W Ameryce wolnej z krwawicy gro
sza polskiego 1 niedoFestwa Polak6w.
| PodnieSmy dis wssyscy samoobrone
wielks zbiorowa, Mech polskie ko-
biety natchna decyzya 1 stanowczo-
scia meiczyzn, | MECH mas wszyst--
kich obejmie dis I zespoli hasfo je-
dyne %samoobrony pred spiskiem u
| bijania Polski imienia. Pracownicy
polscy wszyscy. kt6rzy zywa dusza
W sobie nosza 1 godnoSt narodu ME
zabita jarzmem Niewoli - MECH ME
przestepuja wiecej progow budyn--
! k6w, " kt6rych rzadza | panami So
nasi zd~eklarowani JUL pred Swia-
tenn wrogowie. Mech iadna dion pol
ska wytw6rcza. ami k%upujaca ME wy
rabia 1 ME nabywa d6br ludu tego,
kt6ry ~wykarmiony W reese miliono-
we ma polskiei ziemi kasa dis | plu-
je ma czysta rcke swegO karmiciela
I opiekuna.
SWAT oto milczy I pozwala by lud
idacy pod hasaem bolszewizmu | ME
nawisci dla calej ludzkosci chrze-
s~cijanskiej bluzga} b'otem l piana W
twarz umeczonej. zasiugami bez Ii
ku okrytej Polski. Podniesmy vice
samoobrone sami - nieSmy ia ME-
zlomnie. wytrwale I dnia kazdego.
| Odmawiajmy sobie zbytk6w | po--
trzeb nawet. by grosz za~oszczedzony
oddae mracym z nedzy braciom ma
Sym w Polsce. gdy zydzi tam ma
iatki ma lichwie zywnosciowej po--
czynili I z bronia W reku walcza po
stronie haidamakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
GoDNOSC PoLSKA - A zYDZI.

Me bywale, trudne do uwierzenia
zjawisko ma miejsce obecnie po mia
stach Ameryki - So to olbrzymie,
wrzaskliwe manifestacye zydow
przectwko Polsce. Jezeli wog6le chce
my ssukae porownania jakiego do
tego wtdoku upadku duszy zbioro--
We! .udu, istotnie W dziejach ludz-
so<cI rle znajdziemy mic p~odobne-
go. Bywaiy bu2ty, walki. zaburze-
ria etc. ale aeby lud taki, obsy-
pyvany przeZ wieki dobrodzieistwa-
nj nRrodu ipnego, karmtony chile
benz lego, oslaniany opieka praw -
organizoNal prtecivko dobrodziejo-
WI swemu akcye niewdziecznosci.
tax czarnej nienawisci, tax przeciw-
mel prawdzie I logice w~szelkiej -
to istotnie potrzeba ma to 5yd6w te-
dynie I oni tylko 50 zdolni, zgodnie
70 swa etyka 1 charakterem dziejo-
wynn do objawow podobnych. Zapo-
minaja jednak we wsciekioSci swej
tydzi, Re Gym tax haniebny moze
STAG sic wyrokieT, wypisanym ma
Mich samych I os~tateczna rewelacya
ola swiata ich duszy Ttiorowej. Co
r,t vie musza ka4doMu te wstretne
n6arte re wstydI wszeikiego, dixie
IS wyrazie swym D sui:estacye anty-
polskie tyd6w?
Kto tylko, obudzony tym wrza-
skiem, zechce zajrzec do h'storyi -
zobaczyc must, Il PolSka sama jed
ma przez dzieje Gale ME brala nigdy
udziaIu " przesladowa1iu ich, ME
wie - co to So ,,pogromy" niemaja-
ce nawet wyrazu 1 nazwiska W ma
Sym tezyku, zas gdy Europa paliia
1 masakrowala tyd6w, Polska jedy-
ME dawala i'm schron I prawa. An
glia dis tax dobra dla zydow, DO
ma tch garst zaledwie - wysylafa
okrety ma MORE napelnione lydia
mi z dnem podwojnem, ably ich wy
sypywac ma giebiach ~topic.... TAX
czynila Europa I ma dis spokoj,
gdy Polska przyje}a miliony wyrzut>
k6w z KRAKOW innych l dis ma kle-
ske swego bytu.
Straszna wojna swiata zdar}a z}u-
dzenia wszerkie 1 zapisuje potworna
wprost zdrade I p~rzewrotnoS by
dow ME tylko wobec karmicielki
swej Polski, ale I wobec Aliantow
samych, gdy W sojuszu scts}ym z Ger
mania. czynili wszystko ma Jej do
bro, gdy gas padla, chwycili Wraz z
MIA ma ratunek .,bclszewizm" dziki
Rosyi, ably narzedziem tenn W SVEN
reku ubie moralroSt, Tad, kulture 1
chrzesci1ahstwo swiata.
hydzi cd wicklow z~nieprawiaja
ludzkose Gala ~procederem ukrytym
lichwy, handlu ciaiem kobiety'
krzywda piracy ~chrzescijan, wyrywa-
MEM 2 duszy ch WAR 1 ideaaow
wszelkich. Draza oni ~ostro4nie W
ciemnosci hart duszy ludzkiej ma
| pr6chno bezwoli 1 anarchii, co do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-06
"a " t~erytorJach okupowanyeh przez

da W terytorJach Okupowanyeh przez
Polak6w, Iecz ME scierpi tego, by
mniejszo$G poIdka zatruta szalOnemi re-
windykacyami wszechpOlak6w podbu-
rzano przeciw NiemcOm, ami tel by
ojcowizne niemiecka O%diarzOnO Cd pan
silva, wbrew wszei!icmu prawu / stu
sznOSci. LudnOSG Prus IachOdnich do
maya sic, ably rad dotrzymaf czesto
powtarzanei Obietnicy il ME pOdpisze
pokoiu ma podstawach obecnie przedio-
zOnych.