davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

ktorzy uzupeiniali sic Przedziwnie
w tel niebe1piecznej .chwili PREY
piracy mad odrodzeniem pahstwo-
wynn. So to owl przez narod pol
ski wyniesieni ma najwyzsze sta
nowiska: Naczelnik Pahstwa Pill
sudski i Prezydent Ministfow Pa
derewski.
Me bede wyliczal dAtrgi szereg
|ich zas4ug poszczegolnych. Me
Gas ma to ami miejsce. Stwier--
diam tylko, re w znacznej mierze
zawdzieezajac rozumowi polity-
cznemu tych MEOW okres ME
.sDczeSc tylko co VAN przedsta--
wiony, jake sic W ciagu tego TO-
ku cudownie odmienA. Otto ME
rozpadamy sic ia czeSci ale tacza
SIC poszczegolne dziehnice Z pre-
dziwnq siia spoistosci. Antagoni-
Izmy partyjue juz ME wykluczaja
przeciwnikow Cd piracy pahstwo-
wei p~rzeradzaja sic W szlachetne
observation-disclosures partly ola do
bra ogolnego. DAWN wrogowie
partyjni pracuja }aoznie. Me ma
rozlicznych formacyi wojsko-
wych. Wszystko pod wodza ubo-
stwianego Naczelnika zlaly sic W
jedra wielka. potezna, s}awa VIE
kopomna okryta arnie polSka.
Armia ia broni dis nietylko pol
skich granie i polskiego honoru,
ale broni reszty Europy Cd "a
trutych wyziewow anarchii ro-
syjSkiej, a pobratymczym sasie-
dnim nam ludom wschodnim, kto
reby ME mia3y jeszcze mocy ably
sic oprzec tel sile niszczyciefSkiej,
dale wzgledny sPokoj / bfogosSa-
wienstwo wskrzeszonego prawa.
A wewnatrz naszego kraju ma
my sejm wybrany ma najbardziej
acknowledgement zasadach. I
ckociaa ma ten sejm ME Poszli lu-
die, ktorzy sic nigdy ME znali,
DO z roznych pochodzili zaborow i
na1eza do roznych obozow cd
skrajnej prawicy do skrajne levi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

to jednak Sejm ten W najwaz-
r;ejszych sprawach ~panstwowych
byl jeduomySlny Gdy 'kiedy cho-
dziAo o wybor naczeEnika pan
silva, czy kiedy chodziio o rekruta,
czy kiedy ca}y sejm be- zadneso
wyjatku godzi} sic Ia koriecznosc
reformy rolnej. w tel sprawie o.
statniej rozniono. sic tylko co do
sposobow przeprowadzenia re-
formy. Ale bylibySmy n~iesprawie
dliwi, gdybySmy mic zaznaczyli,
&c sfery posiadajqce okazaly W
tel sprawie podziwu godne samo-
zaparcie i ME bylo to Z siabosci a.
nj rezygnacyi, re byta staropolska
tolcrancya dta nowych idei, ira
dycyjne samozaparcie i podpo--
rzsdkowanie interesow wlasnych
dobru ogolnemu, ktorych lyle
przykiadow dale nasza historya.
Slysza}em zdanie: ,,coz, re bede
ubozszy, jezeli Polska bedzie sill
no." Ale jezeli pred tenn dostoj-
mem Zgromadzeniem milo mi by{o
przytoczyc ten radosny obraz Cd
II dzajscego sic panstwa, to obo--
wiazek nakazuje mi Przemowic
ME tylko do utesknionych serc
waszych, ale tez do waszego wy
trawnego rozumu. | tn musze sill
ME bardzo zaznaczyc i podkres--
lie, re process odrodzenia panstwo
wego, ustalenia sic pahstwowo-
sci polskiej tax Swietnie rozpocze
tel i obecnic i W najblizszej przy-
szloSci wymaga Cd kazdego Z mas
nadludzkiego wysi}ku, nadprzyro-
dzonego poSwiecenia, caikowitego
samozaparcia / oddania sprawie
narodowej, Pamietajmy W jak
waznej chwili dziejowej zyjemy,
pamietajmy, re tryumf, ktoregoS-
my dozyli jest W znacznej mierze
dzielem tysiecy patryotGw, kto--
rzy gineli ola sprawy narodowej.
Onl ma mas patrza i saba nasze
'czyny Z zaSwiatow. Okazmy me-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

dnloczonych, to odwaze sic powie-
dziec, re serca vase So talk szla-
chctne i talk wieikie, re zmieszcza
sic W Mich lacno diva p~atryotyz-
my rownie gorace i o~lbrzymie:-
patryotyzm polski i patryotyzm
amerykahski. Bo te diva uczrfcia
Sc tax bliskie i ~pokrewne jak diva
plomienie wieczyScie gorejace W
Jcdnej swiatyni ideaiow wszech-
ludzkich bratcrstw.
Idac droga przeznaczch wa
szych niezapominajcie. re jcstes-
Gle zywem ogniwem, ktorc LACEY
DUE ma dwu pofkulach jedrym no
dujace idea}om demokratycznej
Rzcczypospolitej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

wvrazy u~wielbienia "a ratunek,
okazany Starem Swiatu mann
tez molnosc wzisc udzial W tenn
dostojnem zgromadzeniu repre-
zentujecem wiekszoSc wychodz-
iva polShego do Ameryki. A wy
chodztwo to w Polsce, dzieki wa
sym szlachetnym Patryotycznym
czynom, nauczyliSmy sic cenic /
szanowac i uwazamy was "a te
elsw1ra poSwieceniem Geese marc
du. ktora W patryotyzmie ME dale
SIC przeScignac.
To tez witam was niezwyklem
powTtaniem, ale tenn s}owem, ma
ktoreScic czekali, tenn, Etore piers
rasza i wasza radoScia napefnia,
tenn, ktGre sto i tysiace ray pow
tarzane bedzie zawsze rownie ra-
dosnem tenn, ktore jest najcen-
niejsza wieScia jaka VAN Z kraju
Przywozlmy wieScia Zmar-
twychwstania.
Oto OJczyzna nasza zerwala
peta niewoli i zyje wolna ME
pOdqegA w dawne okTywa sic
blaski Rzeczpospolita NajjaSniej-
sza a ieszcze wysffkow poSwieceh
troche, a bedzie GAIA i zjednoczo-
ma
A jeze1i stas sic ten eud, o kto-
rym marzySy Pokolenia, kt6ry pro
roczym drchem zwiaStowali nam
wieszcze, ola ktorego ginely set
K; j tysiace patryot6w. to ten
tryumf prswa mad brutalna SRA,
ten Boy wmiar sprawiedliwosci
zostal dokouany przy potocznej
pomocy narodu amerykarskiego,
ktoy ME chcial sam tyfEo zazy-
wac b4ogoslawiehstw wolnoSci,
ale chcia{, ably ia idea take ma
drugiej tryumfowa4a poEkuli. To
teZ temu narodowi DO wieczne
easy bedzie wdzieczna odrodzo-
ma PoIska i ME tydko W sp1u, ale
" pamieci t~ysiecznych pokolen
wryte nazwiska dzisicjszych
przewodcow tego narodu.
Panowie! - Chciafbym, ale ME
r,oge W TEN krotkiem przemowie
niu przedstawic wan caSoksztaft
wspariasego procesu odrodzenia
pahstwuwego Pods+d, jakiego by,
liSmy swiadkam Ale mann obo-
wiazek pare przytoczyc obrazow
ku pokrzopienru serc waszych i
nu dalszej zachecie do piracy po-
s~iecenfa-
S~pojzyJmy "a siebie. Oto ro-
VINO rak temu wojna chylifa sic
50 upadkowi. w pierwszych
trTsch lStopada zadrgai zachwia-
nv saa woisk alianckich kolos ME
m9ecki. Sprawl po1ska W caiym
wym ogromnie i miedzynarodo-
WEN msczeniu stawa4a pred
sviatem a to przedewszystkiem
dzied stanowiS1u, jake zajaI
Wie1h Prezydent Stanow Zjedno
zonyrh. Ale trzeSa byta ably kraj
ne aw1Gd4, ably wykaza} size, je-
tnoSc, ably odpowiedzia4 pokfada,
nyn nadziejom. Nadchodzi}a
chwSa wietdch doswiadczeh. Cd
zachowania sic kraIu zalezaio czy
ma bye abbo ME bye panstwowoSc
poAska. Zrozrmias to narod i jak-
bv prad elektrycznv w~strzasnai
GAIA Polska i poczefy sic dziat
wielkie spravy. ktore sa tryum--
fem polskiej idei pahstwowej
tworczo6ci sill narodowych. Do
ko4a nam szalabo MORE anarchii
rcsyjskiei ukraihskiej, wegier,
skiej. spartak1sowskiej - view
ratrz kraju gfod, zupehne wynisz,
czenie ekonomiczne, sPrawione
przez wojne / Przez bezwzgledne
fupieztwo wroga. Fabryki byfy o.
so4ocone Z niezbednych przyrza-
dow. warsztaty rolne wnicestwio-
re. gmachy rzadowe Puste, a &C
naidotkliwsze. re tych ludzi mai
zashnenszych brakho W kraju ma
te chwile. Jedni Padli W boju
zmrszeni do Walk brat przeciw,
l.. L,Ar ;ppi Dadli nd reki SieDa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

Polski polityk, cy wtekszy dy mnte1
szy "a obowiazek poczytywac soSie
powinien stale r~eklamowac narodo-
wo6G nassa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
Ten Sl<lad ZdobY} S0bie Zaufa11ie
Kobiet Najbieglejszych
znawczyn ubran meskich

Itezczyzna jest zadowolony sadu kobiecego i jej
~aprobaty ,gdy kupuie swoje ubranie. On vie, ze
ONA sic INA okolo kobieca W oznaczeniu war
tosci kieruie sic ~intuicya. Drobne rzeczy, jak sly
Gle. nici wykonczenia (kt6z z mezczyzn INA sic
ma tenn y ona portrait ocenic. To wlaSnie mas zada-
walnia. ie kobiety czesto przychodza Z me4ami.
kt6re tn kupuja - to jest slawa naszych q
bran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
TEACHERS IN MASS RALLY
Federal Sohoolmen's Club official
VIII Outline Organization Plans

A telegram from DR.. w. G. Ryan,
vice president of the Federal School
mems Club, and the head of the Bureau
of Education at Washington, d. c.,
that he would be glad to speak before
the teachers union mass meeting to-
night, completes the arrangements that
the teachers of this city have been
making for their final membership drive
this season.
The mass meeting, which has been
under plan for the last few weeks, is
to take place tonight, at s o'clock, at
st. James's Hall, Thirty eighth and
Market streets, where the aims and
ideals of organization will be discussed
by Doctor Ryan, DIR. L. p. Cheyncy
head of the department of history DR.
e. NJ. Patterson, of the Wharton School
of Finance, the University of Pepnsyl-
vania, and number of others of ma :
tional reputation in educational and in
dustrial life.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
DIPLOMAS FOR 81 NURSES
Dance Follows jefferson Hospital
Graduating Class Awards

Thirty one graduate nurses received
their diplomas last night in the amphi.
theatre of the jefferson College Hos
pital. The presentation was made by
Alba B. johnson on behalf of the board
Of trustees. An address was made by
Lieutenant Colonel John H. .Gibbon.
After bcncdiction had been pronounced
by the Rev. Andrew Mutch, there was
u dance in the auditorium.
Those who received diplomas wCrA
Ida NJ. Alexander, Esther NJ. Bishop,
India Bostic, Evelyn NJ. Brown, Nora
II. Dwycr, Nelma A. Elliott, Anna l..
Fitzgerald, Mildred L Goodyear, Lucy
NJ. Il. Hillyer, Emma L. Hinderlitcr,
Mabel /. Hovis, Clara e. Jobson. Hayda
b. Johnson, Ethel r. Lawrence. Miriam
|. Lingo, Eliza G. Mccullough. Anna
+. MacGinness, Hazel Il. McNcrncy,
Anna NJ. Melandcr, Fife Myers, Mar
garet J. Nicely, Ada ]. Rice, Blanche NJ.
Kicker, ,Bernice NJ. Satterlee, Hlda J.
Silbcrman, Ida II. Swisher. Bertha NJ
Warner. Cora NJ. Wary, Hattie Will
| liams, Sadie NJ. Williams and Alice l..
Worthington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23

n typewriter, pasted the paper on ciga-
rette paper and had the news passed
around as cigarettes--this was at din
ner. At first only the men took the
cigarettes, but as soon as one or two
had discovered the lack of tobacco and
the presence of something else, every
body wanted one of the cigarettes"
and the news was out.
You might use large Kewpie, dressed
as bride, for the centerpiece at your
supper. Make the skirt long enough
to turn up again around the waist in
bag and tie it with white ribbons
with long ends run through a casing at
the top. Slip the cards bearing the an
nouncement into this bag and attach to
each one a white ribbon, which reaches
to each place at the table. Let the end
of the drawing string extend to your
place. Then between courses, or at the
beginning Of the supper. or at any time
you prefer, ask each guest to pull the
ribbon while you pull yours and loosen
the bag. Then they get the little cards
with the news written on them. You
will not have to say anything just after
the announcement, for your guests will
all start talking, and you really won't
be able to get word in. You can put
your ring on then, if you like, and if
you feel embarrassed and want some =
thing to say, just start to admire the
| ring.
Another way to announce 1t is to
make the cards in the form of flags and
stick them into croquettes or ice crcau
or something that is served at the sup
per. Or you might Use fancy place
cards and write your announcement OF
the back. Very few people turn their
place cards over even when they pick
them up and look at them closely, and
the news could leak out" by one OF
two people seeing it unexpectedly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
To Wash a Rag Rug
TO the Editor Of woman's Page:

TO The Editor oJ Womdn'S Page:
Dear Madam-Any one who wishes
to wash a delicate rag rug carefully
should try this: Put kitchen table out
of doors and lay the rug upon it. Wet
it thoroughly. rub it with good white
soap and scrub with brush. Do this
both sides. Then hang full length upon
the line and rinse we'll with the hose or
buckets of water. Let it drip dry and
it will be found to be smooth and clean.
NJ. r.
Thank you ever SO much, M. n. 1t is
pleasure to pass on helpful sugges
ton such as this.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23

The dispatch said the House of Com
mons last night adopted the report of
IL special committee, appointed some
time ago. which recommended that the
system of bcstowal of titles was not in
accord with latter day democratic
usage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
The WO,,1an:S
Exchange
To Announce an Engagement

AT many parties given to announce
an engagement little cards decorated
with, wedding bells, or Cupids or some
thing of the kind, and bearing the names
OF the girl and her fisnce are simply
passed around on tray. But there are
other ways Of making the announcement
that are more unusual. One couple an
nounced their engagement by telegraph
ing the news to the guests-real tele-
grams were sent. Another wrote it on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
To Summer Girls

Have one of your members go down
to the Independence Square Auxiliary
of the Red Gross, COS Chestnut street,
and discuss the matter Of the sewing
there with one Of the ladies in charge.
I am glad the club name was satisfac-
torv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
Manufacturers, Honor MarkIand

George l.. Markland, president OF the
Philadelphia Gear Works, has been
elected to the Board Of Directors at
the National Association of Manufac-
turers, which closed its annual con-
ventiou at New York yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
CANADA TO DROP TITLES
House of Commons Decides Nobility.
Is Undemocratic

Vancouver, B. c., May 23.-(By A..
PD-Hcreditary titles in Canada will
be abolished. according to an official re-
port received from OttnMn tndnY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-23
The Question Corner
TOday's Inquiries

I, Who has been called 1.-THE Play
Lady Of the American Army?"
.. How can a colorful bit of trim
ming for a white dress be added
without extra expense?
8. When cutting silk on a cutting
table, what simple device will
keep it from sliding out of place?
4. What will prevent puckering in
sewing braid to georgette crepe?
5. What novel new touch of color
comes on the chenille dotted face
veil?
G. How can a raincoat that is crack
ing at the seam be satisfactorily
and securely mended?
Yesterdays Answers
1. Miss Mary Macarthur is the gen.
eral secretary of the British
Women's Trade Union League,
and has come to this country to
attend a convention of the Ma
tional Women's Trade Union
League.
9. A popular sports hat worn with
the new filet crocheted. sweaters
is crocheted in the same design
and silk, as the sweater.
8. When talking machine needles
have been used they are still
sharp enough to be used as
"brads, 1.-THE small nails that hold
pictures in their frames, etc.
4. The tops of wornout black silk
gloves can be used to lay under
a darn in a black silk stocking,
in order to strengthen it.
5. A lamp shade made Of checked
gingham makes a dainty acces-
sorry for the summer bedroom.
8. An unusual waist for a silk aft
ernoon dress is made entirely Of
wide surplice of the silk, which
covers the whole front of the
bodice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-22
GERMANS LAY ALL or PEACE
BURDEN ON UNITED STATES
Continued from page y
ment from the American side would be
effective against it,"
Wilson's Message.

In President M-.1u... lessuge to n
gress on December /. 1917, no passage
can he found in teXtual agreement with
the quotation in the cabinet statement.
The quotation appears to be a cOndensa-
ton from the following passage in the
message in question:
eve can do this concentrate on the
prosecution of the task of winning the
war; with all the greater zeal and en-
thusasm because we know that for us
this is a war of high principle, debased
by no selfish ambition or conquest, or
spoilation. 1t is because it is for us Il
war of high, disintercsted purpose, in
which all the free peoples of the world
are banded together for the vindication
of right a war for the preservation of
our nation and all that it has held dear
of principle and of purpose that we feel
ourself constrained to propose for its
outcome only that which is righteous
and ofs irreproachable intention for our
foes as well as for our friends. The
cause being just and holy the settlement
must be of like motive and quality. For
this we can fight but for nothing less
noble or les worthy of our traditions"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-22
PRESBYTER|ANS SAY
EVANGELISM IS CURE
FOR RADICAL ELEMENT 7

st. Louis Mo-, May 2l.-F.Vangelsm
as a means of eradicating bOlshevism
and |. w. ism was advocated by the
board of home missions in its report
to the general assembly of the Presby-
terian church, L. :. A., today.
Unless the masses are taught the
principles of religion the mad fury Of
bolshevism with its twin scourage athe-
ism. will become universal" warned
the report.
The report recommended increasing
the number of missionaries in lumber
camps and industrial centers as a meth
od to check the doctrines and urged es-
tablishment Of immigrant communities
10 Christianize and Americani2e for
eigners
Publication of religious periodicals in
foreign languages as a means of bridl-
ing radicalism, and "arousing Chris.
tian civic consciousness, was recon-
mcnded in the report of the board of
publication and Sabbath school work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-22
V|CE-PRES. MARSHALL
MORE IN TERES TED IN
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, May 2l.--President Johnson.
Of the American league today exhibited
Il letter received from Vice Presiden mt
Thomas X. Marshall acknowledging re.
ceipt of a seasons pass to all baseball
games.
Under date of Washington, May &c.
Vice President Marshall wrote:
My faith in human nature has been
very greatly revived this morning by a
call from Mr.. Minor as messenger
from you, conveying to me II season
pass to the American league games.
II returned from my vacation, and
not finding a pass on my desk, | said
to myself: Even so intelligent and
patriotic an organization as the Ameri-
can league has forgotten that there is
a vice president | know every one else
had forgotten it. but the iron rather
entered my soul to think that you did
not remember.
Now, however, the sun is shining
and whether we shall have n league of
nations or not, | am quite sure l shall
get more pleasure out of the perform
ances of the American league than
will out of the performances of the
American senate, trying to organize
league of nations"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-22
sEy-RUSS|AN LEADER
! ! RERENSKY APPEALS
! : FOR COUN TRY'S AID

t. Paris, Tuesday, May 20.-OBy The As
sociated Press.)-A. +. Kerenslly, form.
Ter premier of Russia. and seven other
Emembers of the Russian constituent as.
vsembly, and members of the Partisan
union for the regeneration of Russia, to-
tday issued an appeal to the democrac-
Sizes of the world for prompt action with
view to helping Russia out of her
apresent chaotic condition.
1t proposes the organization of a mis-
tson composed of delegates from all the
powers and including representatives of
oorganized labor which win go to Rus
esia and explain to the people and the
different Russian governments the dem
Nocratic aims they are pursuing.
The appeal says:
at should be stated cateEorcallv that
cthe different governments repudiate the
cidca Of amy Intervention likely to in
inluge upon the sovereign rights of
dRussla."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-22

Berlin. Monday, May 19.--t8y The As
sociated Press )-Dilgent inquiry in of
ficid quarters and in political circles
up until o'clock tonight failed to re-
veal any clue as to the nature or con
tents Of the German reply which is to
be presented at Versailles on Thurs
day.
The peace commission of the national
assembly met with the cabinet at g
o'clock this evening, the session being
under guard and held in strictest sec
recy. Even members of parliament not
belonging to the committee, were bar
red. Bernhard Dernburg and Herr
Wissel minister for social policy. who
have returned from Spa, participated in
the discussion. The government today
announced that forecasts OF the German
reply sent out by several foreign cor
respondents were wholly without foun
dation and were based on individual con
lectures.
Such comment as it was possible to
adduce in official quarters permits the
inference that the German reply Will
basicaly underscore the contradiction
alleged by Germany between the terms
of peace and President Wilson's pro
gram, which it will be said was accept
ed in good faith by both parties as a
basis for negotiation.
The German peace mission at Yer
sailles will in the course of the next few
days transmit series of important
notes dealing with issues involved on
the eastern frontier in Alsace-Lorraine
and occupied territory, the size of the
indemnity, the manner of its payment
German private property in hostile
countries. and the rights of labor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-22
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
AGAIN MAKES URGENT PLEA
TO GIVE OLD CLOTHING

The Benevolent Association is issuing
an urgent appeal for old clothing. An
appeal recently. was made through The
Ardmoreite, but up to the present no
response has been made. The as
sociation received eight calls yes
terday from families who are almost
entirely without clothing. Clothing for
children. from 1 to lG years, and for
men and women is wanted. A second
appeal is made to the public of the des-
tiitute condition of these people, many
of whom were required to burn their
clothing after a siege of illness. All
contributions are to be taken to the
rest room at the county courthouse
and proper distribution is assured
Shoes, underwear, hose. trousers. skirts,
in fact all sorts and sizes of wearing
apparel are needed.
The association urges that You send
a bundle today.