davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1919-10-09

Not Much "Eat" In "Meat."
Camp Cook-Did you bring the
meat?
Scout-Sure, l got six cents worth
Of steak.
Camp Cook-Are you crazy?
Scout-No! I paid so cents for II.
Boys Life.
Cheyenne record., 1919-10-09
Don't FORGET cutIeura ralevm

O0Ht F0r0eS Voe1cUrA aIcUm
When adding to your toilet requisites.
An e1quisitely scented face, skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume, rem
dering other perfumes superfluous.
You may rely on it because one Of the
Cuticura Trio (Soap, Ointment and
Talcum). 25c each everywhere.-Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1919-10-09
Combination.

"What has become of your Anti-To
bacco league?"
''The price of tobacco jumped so that
we merged it into the Personal Econ
omy league"
Cheyenne record., 1919-10-09
sashes in We'll; Rssalns Sight.

London.-Almost blind since Sep
tember, 1915. Joseph Culshaw. ex-sol-
dier, bathed several times In st. Wini-
fred's well, North Wales. and has re-
covered his sight, he says.
Cheyenne record., 1919-10-09
Seeds Grown by Electricity.

An English scientist has had much
success with an electrical treatment
to increase the termination of several
kinds of seeds.
Cheyenne record., 1919-10-09

Enjoyment of what we have beats
envy of what the other man possesses.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Newark Dwelling and
Business Properties Sold

The residence property at the north
east corner of Gouvcrneur and Broad
Streets, Newark, on a plot 75xS7, has
been purchased by John Reilly. Of
Mctuchcn, N. j., from Charles T. Ship
man.
The four-story Greystone Apart
mcnt, at South Orange Avenue and
Alexander Street, was sold to Louis
Herman by Christian Feissner. 1t is
one of the first large apartment build
lngs built in the Vaisburg section on
n plot b0x10O.
Inc threc-story mercantile building
io3 washington Street. on plot 2sxl00,
has been purchased by r. Odcl & Sons,
manufacturers of barber supplies and
furniture, from William Bittles.
The sales were made by the Kraemer
Agency.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Buys in Old Section
For Future Protection
Another Firm Decides 10 Be
on the Safe Side and BUYS
Loft Building in Wafer St.

Commodore Elbridge I. Gerry has
sold to Abraham BLUR, of the firm Of
E. Rosenwald & Bro. the four story
loft building covering Inc plot 29xSo,
at 247 Water Street. M Blur of
E. Rosenwald & Bro. purchased some
months ago through the same brokers
143 and 145 Water Street, Two FIVE
story buildings, which are occupied ex-
clusively by their business. In com
mentin gon this purchase Mr. Blur
stated: I'VE bought 147 Water Street
so as to properly protect the growth
of our business. For many years we
have occupied 1915 Water Street
and the growth Of our business may
be such that larger premises are re-
quired although we have no immediate
use for the building just secured
Resale at Coentes Slip Corner
". f. Dean & CO., agents for the
Frank ?. Wood Company. have resold
for them the five story buildings at
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
pRopERTYFoRsALE

20 3f7 Clinton aNr,. bet ween Greene and
Gates avcs.. ideal location and sum
eienl ground for modern apartment
bui!d'hs. Plot Is s0fxi2o'. running through
10 "ayeTiey ave. Ground occupied by 40>
sluare frame house. with extension, and q
sthni@ Terms TO Tuit For further in
formation address o. s. BALDWIN, 43-S3
heap al, Bfooniyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25

ment dwelling at 1923 West 1Osth
Street, on a lot 22x6Ox10O.1l. The
house, which was held at 100000, is one
of a row erected by James A. Farley.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25

Heirs of the late John s. Huyler, ,
confectioner, have decided to place the
realty holding left by him on the mar
ket for sale. The property will not be
partitioned but sold at private con
tract, thereby securing for the owners
the full value of the realty The
Cross & Brown Company has been Sc
lectcd to find buyers for the various
holdings, which include dwellings on
the West Side lots in The Bronx and
estates in the suburbs and far out in
the country.
Mr.. Huylers extensive holdings are
surprising because he was not known
to be interested in real estate except
to the point of buying to protect his
home in West Seventy Street,
near West End Avenue. His largest
holdings were in the suburbs and the
country.
BY the decision of the estate the west
corner of West End Avenue and Sew
entysecond Street group of dwell
ings covering a site 500 by 115 feet
will be made available for Improvement
with an apartment house, as this is
the character of improvements made
there since Mr.. Huyler started the
gathering of this realty Three other
properties in Manhattan will come into
the market as a result OF the decision.
Of several suburban and country es-
tates owned by Mr. Huyler, the most
important is the $50 acres at Hyde
Park, N. Y, on the east bank of the
Hudson River.
The principal Westchester County
holding is the estate of twelve acres
at Rye, N. Y, corner of Forest Avenue
and Manursing Way. overlooking Long
T4fnpd Sound
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Let the Tribune
Help You Solue
Y0urH0nePr0bIens

THE services Of the Real Es-
tate Department of The
Tribune are offered you in the
solution of your problems. You
may want home in the suburbs.
but you cannot make up your
mind whether Long Island. West
chester, Connecticut or New Jer-
sey is preferred.
1t may be that you will want
to buy or lease with the privilege
Of buying later, or it may be that
your stay in the suburbs is for
the spring and summer seasons
only.
What are the climatic condi-
tlons in various sections of the
suburbs and what are the rentals
and fee values and taxes?
These are questions that con-
front many families to-day, espe-
cially since the housing accom-
modations Of the city are such
that one is forced to go to the
country, or rather the suburbs,
for relief.
Our association with the lead
ers in the suburban field will
make it possible for you to secure
the best information on the prob
lens that vex you. They have
offered to help you through The
Tribune. Address inquiries to
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
BOROUGH OF RROOKLYN

Park SLOPE RARGAIN-56s Seventh st.
between Eighth aMr Ninth ayes; II
rooms. baths, newly decorated; mortgage
$4,000 price, $3.50 open all day Sunday.
WILLIAM lISS, INC, IS Court ST. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Cheap 2 fam. Houses, Flatbush

ai5. .zf7zi3 ana a2i East 9th st.. near
rortelt"D Road, family frame. 1a rooms.
nsths. furnaces. price, $3.50, mort
EaFe. sf,S0h each house WILLIAM
Liss. INC, zs Court st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Gray Estates Realty Denies
Sale of Latham Apartment

o. D. Gray, OF the Gray Estates
Realty, denied yesterday the report
that the Latham, the apartment house
al the northeast corner of Morningsids
Avenue and 12Sd Street. had been pur-
chased by the Union Chemical Glass
ware Company. Mr.. Gray says his
company still retains ownership of taa
property.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Pearls Protect the Oyster

Genuine pearls are produced by cer-
tain kinds Of shellfsh, chiefly oysters
and river mussels or CLANS. They are
the result of secretion by the oc-
cupant of the shell to cover and pre-
tect itself against a grain of sand o'
some other intruding substance. ana
the pearls produced by sea oysters
or by fresh water clans are of equs'
value. Birmingham Age Herald.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25

and 5 Coenties Slip and IS water
Street The buyer is Samuel Brody,
dealer in burlap bags The property
was held at $4,000. The same firm
has represented Mr. Brody in the re-
cent purchases of several other prop
critics in this section.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-25
Agents for Twelfth 81. Property

VIM. A. White & Sons have been ap-
pointed agents for the sale and rentinS
of the property at 2o5~2lS East Tweil'"
Street. formerly owned by the Two tih'
Directory Company. and now owned ~
Cornell Uni
New Britain herald., 1919-10-23
ROGERS SUCCEEDS W. F. BROOKS AS HEAD OF NEW BRITAIN RED GROSS George P Spear, Head of H ome Service Department, Recommends That Tn lis Branch Care For
 Widows Pension Fund

Paul K. Rogers, treasurer. of the Skinner Chuck company, was elected chairman of the New Britain Red Cross last evening at the fifth annual meeting. He will succeed William F. Brooks, who was acting chairman during the war The annual mem bership drive will be held in Novem- Der this year instead of in Decem ber Major-General O'Ryan has called the campaign with one of the serVlca men in charge.
 Secretary E. w. Irving reported that the membership of the Red Cross in this city is 16,OOO, and ap- proximately $500 in Berlin, NeWlng ton, Plainville and Southington. Ray mond R. Healey, treasurer, gave his annual report, stating the balance on hand is $5,73S.22.
 Want New Members.
 MT. Brooks, in referring to the campaign, said New Britain is ex> pected to get many new members The funds will be collected in dona- tions or $1 mem berships. The chair man spoke of the reconstruction work done by the Red Cross after the wal and said that the people of New Britain should now take this up in earnest.
 An election of officers resulted as aollows:
 Board of directors, Paul K. Rogers, Rev. L. Bojnowski Miss D. D. Rus sell. R. R. Healey, Miss Grace Thompson, Rev. J. T. Winters, F. G. Platt, c. F. Bennett, George P. Spear Peter Crona, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, M. D. Sage, E. w. Irving, w. F. Brook.
 The directors elected the follow ing: Chairman, Paul K. Rogers; vice. vice chairman, Mrs. J. H. Robinson i; treasurer, R. R. Healey; secretary Miss Grace Thompson. , Executive committee, Paul K. Rogers, Mrs. J. D. Russell, R. R. Healey, Miss Grace Thompson, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, E. w. Irving, w. F. Brook; chairman of the finance com mittee, Clarence F. Bennett; chair man of the finance committee, Mrs. J. H. Robinson.
 Home Service Week.
 After the business meeting Chair man George P. Spear of the home service department gave his report. It follows:
 "In submitting a report of the ac- tivities of your home service depart ment, might explain the character of
New Britain herald., 1919-10-23

i, it's work has undergone somewhat ol a change since the signing Of the ar mistice
 Tt was formerly our privilege to aid families of soldiers and it now de- velops that the soldiers themselves are the ones we serve, and to give you an idea of the extent or volume of this service would say that in July we had 467 office calls, in August 453, and visitors made S5 home visits, during August A and during Septem- Der 22. Tn this office dictated by the secretary and the supervisor were written in July 286 letters during Au gust 2O9, and during September 16S. The financial assistance given soldiers or their dependents amounted to $554.S9 in July, s787.72 in August and $118712 in/ September. This relief or financial aid in September covers 28 cases, IS of which are soldiers in capacitated, and the amount Of money we supply is returned to us by the state Eight of the soldiers received loans or help purely from Red Cross funds, and We are adding two families of soldiers still in the service.
 Has Aided Soldiers.
 Not only does this department rem der freely information of a general character, but it's special usefulness at this time is in assisting soldiers or dependents of soldiers Tn making affidavits necessary in connection with compensation allowances, Liberty bonds discharge papers and back pay. During September 60 affidavits were executed in this office. Of this num- Der 20 were for allotments, 19 for Liberty bonds, and four for cOmpen- sation.
 We were fortunate in the selection of a secretary and supervisor. They are both we'll versed in this work, and the office is used freely not only by soldiers but by aliens seeking instruc- tions as to citizenship, making the department of real need in our city.
 The work of your home service de- partment, and that of the war bureau handled as if has been by one secre- tary, has dove tailed, so to speak, very satisfactorily, and as it is anticipated that the war bureau, as a bureau financed by the city will practically close with this present year. I would recommend that if this home service department can be financed it be con- tinued With it's present personnel se- curing the entire services of the secre- tary and retaining the supervisor.
 'I shall be pleased to suggest to the directors a method of financing the office incorporating with the home service work the handling of the wid- OW'S pension fund. '
New Britain herald., 1919-10-23

broke bottle of champagne on the hull just as it began to slip down the ways. Mrs. Parker is the wife of the president of the federal underwriters of Washington.
 The S-14 is the first double hull type to be built here. The keel was laid year ago. It is 237 feet long weighs 800 tons ahoat and 1,2OO tons submerged, will make IS knots on the surface and Il below the water. The craft is for the coast defense and will have a cruising radius of 5000 miles A crew of 50 men with four officers will make up the complement of the S-14
New Britain herald., 1919-10-23
SUBMARINE IS LAUNCHED
S-14, Built ill Bridgeport, Is Largest Underwater Craft to Yet Leave the
 Lake Torpedo Boat Co.'S Shipyards.

Bridgeport, Oct. 23.-Submarine S-14, for the United States Navy, and the largest underwater craft built here, was launched from the Lake Torpedo company's yards yesterday. Mrs George T. Parker, sponsor,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

w omawianej sprawie - ME
dawno w chicagoskiej .Associa-
ton of Commerce" urzadzono ze-
branie i probowano r6wniez cos
inicyowac, jak wiec jakas robote
w prasie obcej. jak szkoly angiel-
skiego jezyka pc fabrykach i fir
mach, liczne reese obco-jezyczne
Acknowledgment itp. w prasie -
jestesmy tego zdania ME zrobi~
sic mic, o lie ia prasa sauna -
spoHtanicznie do rzeczy sic ME
zabierze; szkoiy wieczorne pc
fabrykach moga bye niezie, ale to
ostatecznie mic nowego, nj mad,
zwyczajnego; jedyna dobra rzecz,
jaka zostala z zebrania tego, kto-
re zrobiono - tax mniemamy
dlatego, azeby sic zdawaio, re sic
COS robi", jest - proba okreSla.
MIA idei amerykanizacyi, nadesla.
ma nam tymi dniami. Powiada W
ten okresleniu DIR. n. Butler, pro
fesor Uniwersytetu Chicagoskie-
60 tax:
.Amerykanizacya dotyczy i
obejmuje zarowno tn zrodzo--
nych, jak zrodzonych poza kra-
jem tuteJszym; oznacza ona
posiadanie i rozwoj przez jed
nostke dana rozumnej ambicyi
dumy, poczucia lojalnoSci, mi
iosci i poswiecenia sic ideom,
instytucyom i rzadowi Stan6w
Zjedn., oraz faktyozne identyfi-
kowanie interesow osobistych
jednostki owej z intersami ma
rodu tutejszego, ma to bye
praktyczna realizacya de- bra
terstwa ludzi; dziaiac tn moze
rodowity Amerykanin przez
wywieranie zwyczajnych wpiy-
WOW W domu, towarzystwie i
szkole, a u obco-zrodzonych a.
merykanizacya zalezy z jednej
strony cd serdecznego przyje-'
cha i szczerej przyjaciclskosci,
okazywanych i'm, z drugiej zas
zalezy ona Cd ich wiasnej ini-
cyaty>Hy i zainteresowania sic,
a dokonuje sic przez obcowahie
towarzyskie, jezykowe i oby--
watelskie, oraz przez wyksztai-
Genie, jake tn znalezc MONA j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
z KENosHA, WIS.

W poza zeszia niedziele wieczo--
rem rozegraia sic tutaj okropna ira
gedya, gdy Teodor Azukiewicz, lat
80, zamordowaf W brutalny .sposob
Celestyne Elevate, lat "a, z ktora
zyl ma Ware ;zbrodni dokonai W do
mu pnr. 572 Bond ul., gdzie para
cd szeregu lat mieszkala.
Azulkiewicz, zadawszy kobiecie ra
ne smiertelna brzytwa, wyszedf do
zaulka "a domem / przerznai sobie
gardlo ia sama brzytwa. Zwioki ja-
go znaleziono ma tylnej werandzie
domu. Samobojca | zamordowana o.
sierocili dwoch chiopczyk6w, tory
mi teraz zajeli sic znajomi.
PAM Plewato m~ieszkaia dawnieJ
W Cleveland, gdzie byla zamszna, a
pozna&szy sic z Azukiewiczem, ucie-
kla cd meza / pojechaia z Azukiewl-
czem do Nowego Yorku. Pozniej wro
ella do Cleveland, gdzie uzyskaia
rozw6d cd meza, poczem przyjechata
do Kenosha, dokad przybyi juz po-
przednio Azukiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
DO WIADOMOSCIl

wsxystkieh I~ateresantow haJuprze3-
mieJ prOsimy o prsestrzeganie poniA-
osych wskaE6wek1
BIura AdminIstracyi naszeJ Otwart
80 prEes dEien eafy cd gOdkiny s-me1
sranR do 7L30 wiecsorem - CO dnins .
wyJstkkem nIedziel 4 SWAT kraJOwyeh.
obOwlaEujaeyeh.
zarsadcG Pisma naszego prEyjmuts
fnteresant6w co dnia W GODZINACH
POPObUDNIOwYCH cd 2-gieJ do 5-teJ
n wyjstkiem sobot.
edakc ola Interesant0w otwnrta
lest TYLKO w GODZINACH RANNHCH
= Cd GODzINY 1o.3O DO GoDZINX
1850; % p~Oiudniu tylko IN sDeeyalnS
Sedaktor Naezelny przyJmute Int.
resantow TYLKO Pc GODZINIE 1o-teJ
FRIED P01UDNIEM.
Upraaza ale o lie moanotci wszelkts
sDrayy 4 RedakcyR Saiatwiae PISEM.
ME. bO ma kOnwersacye dfugie ME ms
nv ezasuJ tylkO w sprawach sEczegol-
RiejSzet WasL, Osobistych, Tub ME dajs-
eTch sic <aiatwie kwiekle - droga ko-
fespondeneyi psOsimy Jawte sic oso-
klScie- EnebOyujae M wzgledzie, Re o.
kolo SOdziay 1I-teJ kamykamy EaEete
I MSGyscy n~njbard1iej jesteimJ utedy
korpspOndent0w upraszamy naJmscs
ateI ably pIsRlI CZYTELNIE = ATRA.
TENTEM, LUB Ma MASZYNIE, ME
XBIT SCISLIMIE nLh Ma %
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
JesII utwOry Jakiekolwiek ME maJp
byE ogiDszOne. pochiania Je - koss
r~eIakcyjnyJ Jesli posadnne 30 do Ewro-
40, w raEie nile OEl0skenIn, naleay 80
NIRAZNIE ZAZNACzYC / ZAbACZrC
2NACHEk POCZT0WH Ma zWR0TNA
PRzESYLKE.
Zadayc k~amunIkaf6w do oglOszenin
ne naIeAy prEesylae ma knrtkaeh Cd
Erytych, 2adnych tel ME prEyjmuje sic
N~on,anIkaeyI telefGnieznych chyba
W yxYjatkowych ~wypadkschJ rowniek o.
rSosze6, dOtyezReych ruehu ~ towa-
rxysfraeh telef6nicznte ME Drsy1mu-
feuy.
WsxeIkJe oEfosxenIa nalets do Dsia-
4, OrloSzen w Adminlstraeyi 4 tam sic
nIeui xyyrueae nalezy.
p-s~tekowanIa wsZELKIEGO re-
S<sIv' REZoLUCYE zAkoBNE, P0Ls.
TYCZNE 4 Z. .. naleks do DsiAfu Oslo.
W..elkfe kOrespondencye, saw1naO.
msenIa 4 tip. musss bye podpisane -
1elnem naxTiskiem wras aaresen -
szaeegoi besimiennyeh, lub podpissnyeh
-skt.w- albo vwresseie sioWo1
X omlfetD - komrunikacyL a 910~os
r-ondencyh ne sanfessesAMSs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
Zalo&onn 1897 rokn.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
e MONROE 43oS.
ZARzAD GLOWING

0LO"NAt
Ks. Franciszek Gordon, Moderater.
KS. A. A. Klowo, Wice-MocerAtof.
Wotclech F. SoskA. DreZeS-
Antonina BaEanowska. wfee-prezeskA.
wotciech MenkickL WicFpreZes-
Tomasz & B~lachowski, SekretarG
F~anciszek Witkowskl, Skaronik-
stanisiaw Llczranski, Dyrektor.
Wladyslaw Lopatka, Dyrektor. =
Antoni Mazurk, Dyrektor.
Leokadya Konczyk, Dyrektork9.
Salomea Urbanska, +D~yrektorka.
Franciszka Bisschke. DyrektorkG-
Adv. Piotr P. Mindak, Doradca Prawny.
Berta C.. woJtalewicz, Asyst. Sekr. Gen.
GODZINY BIUROwE;
Biuro Zarsndu Glownego otwarte "
aai powsze lpie cd godz. s-tej rano do
S-tej wieczorem, Nv sobote do Lei po-
soSidnluJ. wIeczorem, W dnl powszed-
nis . wyJatkIem soboty)). Cd godziny
T-meJ do 9-teJ. - W niedziele 1 swista
u~roczyste, biuro Jest zamkniete.
PreEesai W ~poniedzialki 1 pistki vie.
xorami cd godEiny 7-mej do s-tet..
wszelkie Jurisprudence do Gowns-
10 PreZesa nslezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH f. SOSKA,
1ABS ". Division str, Chicago, III.
sekretnrEa' W ~poniedzialki. wtorkL
erody 4 czwartki. WteczoramI Cd sodzI-
ny T-mej do s-teL / cd 1-szej popofu-
dnin codZiehnie, Z wyjatkiem soboty, Cd
e-tej do 1-sZet.
SkarbnIkns we wtorki, srody I pistkI
cd gOdziny I-meI do s-teJ wieczorem.
Bkfadnnia oplat. Wszelkie oplaty do Ka-
~ GlowneJ przyjmuJe Kasyer Gfowny
podczas godzin o~fisowych, albo we dnIe
" godzinach ~ofisowych, sekretarz &C.
heralny.
WszelkIe listy nadsyiac nalety nA ~.
% Sekretarza Generalnego:
TOMASZ 9. BLACHOWSKI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
I$SS w. Division str. ChicnKo, m
FINANSE.
PrEekaxy bankowe pocItows
(ehecks, none orders etcO naleky wy
Btawtac ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER.
przesylac pod adresem:
FIR WITKOWSKI
1ek6 w. Diyision str, Chicago, m
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gl6wnego: :
1857 w. Division Ulica.
Va aruEiem pietr.e. 50
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
UCzYlCIE TO:
Gdy Dzieci Kaszla, Natrzyjcie Mus'
terole ma GardIo / Piersi

Trudno przewidziet, jak predko kaszel
moae precise W krup, Tub W cos gorszego.
A wtedy wlasnie bedziecie radzi miee
pod reka sioik Musterole, ably przyniesS
szybka, pewna ulge. Me sprowadza
pecherza. Jako pierwsza pomoc i pewny
srodek, Musterole jest d%oskonata.
rysiace matek to wiedzq. Powinniscie
trzymaG sloik W domu, W pogotowiu ma
natychmiastowy uzytek: ,/,,.s
Jest to srodek, dla doroslych take.
Usmierza boil gardla, bronchit, zapalenie
gruczol6w, krup, sztywnost szyi, astme,
neuralgia, Dol giowy, kongestye, zapale.
ME opiucnej, reumatyzm, lumbaeo, boil
" krzyiu i stawach, wywichniecie, bo-
lace miesnie, odziebienie odmroienie
n6g i zaziebienie piersi (czesto zapo-
oiega zapaleniu piuc).
3Oc / 60c sioik; sioik szpitalny $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07
o jake oni sic z wiasnego i'm
pulsu postarat moga."

o.. |." H' -| - -
o jake oni sic z wiasnego i'm
pulsu p~ostarat moga."
Okreslenie powyzsze MONA
akceptowac. w niczem ono ME
wzmiankuje przymusu, ME ma
charakteru, nj naleeialoSci choc-
by szowinistycznych, pozostawia
duza swobode inteligencyi indy
widualnei a wiec wszystko W
porzadku. Dobrzeby bylo, ably
mad urobieniem, rozszerzeniem
okresleh i zadan amerykanizacyi
godziwej, szlachetnej popraco-
waly pisma tutejsze angielskie /
inno-jezykowe, widoczna rzecz
BOWEN, re sami Amerykanie O.
kreSlenla taklego ZdeKlaroWane--
60 i poprawnego ME posiadaja i
usituja wytworzyt je dopiero.
Zdefiniowanie samo tendency,
dis tax zywo z~ajmujacej umy-
sly kraju caiego - jest wazne i
potrzebne, akcyi zaS dotyczacei
tylko ma dobre wyjsc moze, oezy-
szczajac jej pojecie i eel - idee
sauna z wszelkich ponizajacych ia
naleciaiosci - niezgodnych z du-
chem Ameryki, W samej jej wznio
slej konstytucyi zawartym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-07

W miesiacu ostatnim przybyIo
tam z CORA stu nowych pacyen-
tow, z tego jedna trzecia wy.
sluzeni zolnierze, rekomendowani
instytutowi przez Czerwony
Krzyz i przez Wydzia} Zdrowia.
(Procz leczenia bezposrednio
dotknietych chorobami wenery--
cznemi - lecznica omawiana le-
czy take ~posrednie chor6b O.
wych ofiary, ii. tych, ktorzy juz
Iotrzymali choroby tie cd innych
- przez ze~tkniecie, dziedzictwo
itp.: wiec z CORA tysiac kobiet i
dzieci juz opatrzono i leczono
tam ostatnimi miesiacami, Cd CA
su zas otwarcia instytutu tego ii.
cd maja 1918. og6iem przeszio
przez lecznice przeszlo 5000 os6b
obojga plci. Praktyka lecznicy O.
becna wynosi przecietnie 100 cho-
rych ma miesiac - W TEN bardzc
wielka liczba porad i leczenia Cd
bywa sic bezplatnie ola ubogich.
w ~lecznicy pracuje dziewieciu
lekarzy W tenn try kobiety: ola
kobiet cztery razy tygodniowo cd
bywa sic klinika specyalna.
Z sanych tych liczb, a zwlasz-
CA z liczb chorych widac - jak
bardzo w milionowem miescie ma
seem rozpowszechnione So choro-
by weneryczne, jak wielkiem jest
zagrozenie n~arazenia sic ma ME
zwiaszcza W stosunkach powo-
jennych, d.mobilizacyjnych, jak
wiec wielka potrzeba akcyi zarad-
czej. Organizacyi omawianej po-
wiadaja, re moznaby i trzebaby
diva i try ray lyle robic - spo-
sobnosci po temu niestety - az.
nadto, ale srodkow niema, sill ME
ma zawodowych i wielu innych
brak rzeczy, takiej robocie potrze-
bnych. Stad i APPEL do spoleczeh-
silva, referowany przez mas
niniejszem, Z calem, ma jake mas
STAG - poparciem.
Organizacya rozpowszechnia E.
dukacyjna publicystyke w podje-
tel ~dziedzinie, po fabrykach, roz-
.maitych lokalach publicznych,
rozsyla sic tez i rozdaje broszury
zwiezle w dziale o~dnosnych in
formacyi - wogole dziala sic e.
dukatywnie, jak tylko MONA i ma
lie pozwalaja srodki skromne.
Budzet caiej instytucyi wynosi
miesiecznie zaledwie 81 800 - to
PREY masie chorych i piracy jest
Smiesznie niewiele; wiec dopel--
MAC trzeba kasy re skiadek pu-
blicznych. Organizacya zamierza
urzadziG kampanie ma zasilenie
swoich funduszow, ktore maja
bye uzyte ma wyekwipowanie o
wei lecznicy ma wielka skale, "a
o~patrzenie jej W szpitalne urza--
dzenia, instrumental lekarskie, le-
III = siowem wszystko, czego
dzisiejsza nauka ola tel dziedzi--
ny cierpiei ludzkich potrzebuje.
Zyczyc nalezy, azeby kampania ia
wypadia jak najlepiei, a organi-
zacya omawiana by znalazla lep-
SIZE niz dotad ocenienie i poparcie
re strony spoieczenstwa.
Rnssuku1sss piracy - DIVA piin,A