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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Uklady Polsko Me.
mieokie.

Jak wiadomo z telegramow W
Bydgoszczy toczyiy sic przez o.
statnich dni pare wkiady polsko-
niemieckie, kt6rych celem byio
doprowadzenie do jakiegos modus
vivendi pomiedzy Polakami a
Niemcami w ziemiach zaboru
pruskiego - do. czasu, az Kon--
gres Pokoju ME z~adecyduje O.
statecznie przyuale1nosci pan
stwowej ziem owych. Imieniem
Polakow znany posef Korfanty
przedstawil liste zadan, ktora
Niemcy sumarycznie odrzucili. -
Rezultatem bedzie to, re najpraw
dopodobniej przyjdzie do wzno-
vienna krokow wojennych W Po-
znahskiem, wstrzymanych przez
Polakow ma skutek wdrozonych
pertraktacyi. Ostatecznie ME be-
die to niczem wiecej, jak tylko
sluszna i zasluzona przez Men,
cow rzecza: cd dwu tygodni
Niemcy pisa i gtosza, re sic do
Walk z Polakami gotuja, ostatni-
mi dniami byiy nawet wiesci, re
Hindenburg zostai desygnowany
DO obrony wschodniego frontu
riemieckiego j juz miat navel
,,Slubowac", re Polakom Gdanska
rie da; ponadto Niemcy, ma Lit
vie jeszcze sic t~rzymajacy, "a
chowuja sic tax wrogo wzgledem
Polakow, jak sobie tego wyobra-
zic ME Podohna, sympatyzuja ra-
czej Z napierajacymi XII granicom
Polski - bolszewikami, oddaja
i'm broh, dostarczaja amunicyi,
pod pozorami, re aIbo So zmusze-
nj do rozbrajania swoich wojsk.
aibo tez ,,prowiantuja" W zapasy
~zaopatruja Rosyan, Ukra;ncow
ftp. stosownie do dawniej zawar-
tych umow, wszystko to zasie ma
la celu jedno: szkodzit Polakom,
otwarcie. skrycie i jak sig tylko
ia! Cd takiej zgody wojna sto-
kroG lcpsza i lepiej, re sic raz
rzccz mieczem skohczy - many
nadzieje - zwyciesko ola slusz-
rej i sprawicdliwej strony ola
Polski. w walce tel "a milicyami
nielicznemi Poznaiskiego bedzie
teraz caiy Rad Polski, re swymi
zasobami, swa armia i z popar--
ciem calej Koalicyi, a to cos pre-
Gle tcz znaczyt bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

Z calej odpowiedzi niemieckiej
rajwazniejszem jest - mimowol.
ne bye moze przyznanie i przy-
zwolenie ich rzadu = jaki tam
jest dzisiaj, re o wschodnich kre-
sach Niemiec i ziemiach polskich
- za~decyduje badzcobadz Kon-
gres Pokojd:. Jestesmy spokoj-
nj. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

Posiadamy mianowicie juz /
dowody, &c Koalicya n~arazie
zdaleka tylko, DO bezposredniej
przyczyny wkraczania doraznego
nie bylo dotad, lecz zawsze juz
przccie wglada w sprawe zatargu
Observation-Disclosures, gdyz rad
Wielkiej Brytanii zwr6cil sic byi
pred czterema tygodniami do
rzadu niemieckiego Z przedSta-
wieniem tel treSci, azeby Mem
cy przestali draznit ludnosc pol
ska Poznanskiego, Prus i Slaska,
ktorych to ziem ostatcczne przy-
dzielenic zaleznem Jest. Cd kon-
gresu Pokoju... To dose wiele
navel, jak ma poczatek. Czytamy
W niemieckich gazetach, oczywi--
sta rzecz - z sobie pozadanego
tunktu widzenia, przedstawiaja-
cych sprawe, il rad niemiecki
godzi sic ma to, re Kongres be-
die o ziem polskich przeznacze-
riu decydowal, ale re ME poczu-
wa sic do why tenze Rad W kwe-
styi draznienia Polak6w, ktorzy
tax prowokujaco wzgledem
Niemc6w zaohowuja sic, re lud--
nose hiemiecka ma terenie spor-
nym wezwaia pomocy wojskowej
niemieckiej...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

RozmawialiSmy W tel sprawie
Z p. Smulskim, "a ktorego wPly-
VEN - nawiasem powicmy, sta
10 sic, il ~gubernator tutejszego
Stanu / kilku innych ogiosili O.
we ,,PoIskiego Dnia" proklama-
eye: pan S. tlumaozyl, re mySl
.,Dnia Polskiego' ma ten raz
mniej ma ma celu demonstracye
lokalne po Stanach i m~iastach,
jak r~aczej w~yrazenie solidaryzo-
wanna sic kraju caiego Z tenn, co
sic dzieje wiaSnie W dniu tym-
W Nowym Yorku, gdzie wazne i
wielkie beda omawiane sprawy.
ktore zwroca ma mas uwage ogo-
1t amerykanskiego, prasy i
wszystkich, wage jakas majacych
czynnikow krajowych. Niezupei-
ME nam takie pojecie ,Dnia Pol
skiego" przemawia do przekona-
ria, ale ma tymczasem nasze prze
konanie mozemy sobie ola siebie
schowaG, a zastosowaG sic trzeba
do okolicznosci, jake sic wytwo-
rzyly i odmienic sic ME dadza: je-
sli wSr6d mich ME MONA zrobic i
naczej, lepiej, wiecej-musi star
czyG to ciche, spokojne swieto
domowe. Wiemy wprawdzie IL
tn i owdzie po dzielnicach pol
skich przewaznie - programme
IA jutro obchody i wiece, ale tie
wiasnie raozej nasz domowy,
czysto-polski charakter mice be
da, amerykanskiego ogo4u one ME
porusza, uwagi ME zwroca nj oby-
watelstwa, nj prasy - i przemi-
ME dzien ten niewyzyskany wca,
lev drugiem najwiekszem mie-
seize amerykahskiem, ktore wiec
niezbyt goraco sic ,,zsolidaryzuie"
z tenn, co bedzie W N. Yorku, DO
niewiele sic troszozy o to, co sic
gdzies tam dzieje, a. dowie sic o
tenn - post festum. Szkoda, re
to TAXI wzieso obr6t. oby przy-'
najmniej wsrod mas zaznaczyi sic
Dzien Polski - wzmozona ofiar-
noScia ma Polskel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
'ZTEKI%R EDAKCYJNEJ.
- Dzien Polski.

Ma skutek p~roklamacyi guber-
natora Stanu Illinois, o ktorej p!-
salismy ma tenn miejscu W nume-
RE wczorajszym, swiecic ma iu-
tro Stan cafy - sDzien Polski",
Skromne i ciche to bedzie swieto
- jak jui widae, a szkoda, DO le-
piejby byio, gdyby sic by4o daso
wykorzystac okazye taxa ma roz-
reklamowsnie nieco gioSniejsze
sprawy naszej: zdasoby sic to "a
wsze. teraz - szczegolniej.
Dlaczego sic mic wiekszego ME
,przygotowuje ma dzieh jutrzej-
szy?-Oto z tel przyczyny, IL
Wydzia, Narodowy, ktory obec-
ME jest tn jedynie pierwszy
pred innymi - ~powo}any do re-
prezentowania mas pred obcymi
jest w tych dniach zajety przy
gotowaniami wielkiego amasmi--
tyngu" polskiego W Nowym Yor-
ku: czionkowie Rady Zarzadza-
jaoej Wydziaiu wyjezdzaja ma te
afere do N. Yorku, wiec poprostu
komu zajac sic naszem
gdyz z Wydziafem Ma
rodowym pojada W dodatku i IT,
reprezentacyjni innych
naszych organizaeyi przewodnich
jak Zjednoczenia, Zwiazku z
,honoracyor6w'' polskich pre-
to ME zostanie nam wielu ma ME
dziele, stad fsktycznie - bedzie
cicho W jutrzejszy nDzien Pol
ski"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
rrezydeneya Paderewskiego: spc

LllSl d. ouSiS NoNl OS"ISh Aiio'
gwarancye Aliantow, IL koalicyj'
ny cabinet, z jego udzialem stwo'
IRONY, uznarie pozyska; dobrze
wiec, re sic to zrobi rychio "a
raz, wzmocni to bowiem bardzo
SLIME stanowisko rzadu polskiego
wobec nieprzyiacid z zachodu
wschodu.
Druga telegraficzna wiadomoSt
- niezupeinie jeszcze pozyty-
VIVA zapowiada rychle zaiatwienie
sprawy pozyczki wydatnej ola
Polski: taxa pozyozka w znacznej
mierze zaiagodzi ostre potrzeby
chwili w Ojczyznie - glownie ma
;punkcie rewiktualizacyi kraju
GRAZ w dziedzinach robot publ
cznych, zatrudnienia mas bez-
robotnych i bezchlebnych i po-
rzadkowania kraju po zniszcze-
mach wojennych. Przyczyni sic
to niemalo do uspokojenia tez u
myslow w Polsce, DO gdy sic lu-
dzi nakarmi i zatrudni - zaraz
i'm p~rzestana latac pc giowach
mrzorki neutrality-suspicious.
we.
A teraz do korespondencyi E
vansa: Czytamy w niej n~areszc!e
to, mad czego brakiem utyskiwa-
liSmy i ubolewalismy ME sami,
czego giosy i do prasy angielskiej
juz trafiiy, a mianowicic znajduje-
my wiadomoSc jakaS nareszcie Q
zainteresowan;u sic MEOW ster-
nicznych Koalicyi losem Polsk'.
jake zapory cd nadciagajacego &c
wschodu bolszewizmu! Dose dlu-
60 z tenn czekano i do podziwic-
MA - spokojnie! Teraz przecie
IA owej konferencyi polskiej -
~rowzieto postanowienia decydu-
jQcc. do ktorych wiaSn;e zaSiega-
no zdania marszalka Focha: wiec
domySlaliSmy sic slusznic, pisa?
wczoraj. IL ma to Pana togo WY
wano, ma to wysyfaja do Polski
L misya nictylko cywilnych, al,
i wojskowych rowna liczbe, po-
niewaz niezawodnie cos i Z mill
tarnych kwestyi musiaSo zostac
zadecydowane co do PolSki! .Juz
wiemy co - a choc wiadomoSc
many prasowa tyiko, lccz pra-
wdopodobna ona i taxa, jakieJ
spodziewaliSmy sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

Rod nozodtz przez hnntd d7d
Nayoda. nts sGiais-z PotDteIzchRt
siaRRL
- AbruhoM Lincoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

MeEoDie st0Ha WszsdzIe Svd-
dsdja sic I'd sddnfu, 5e must 81.
nice siedaoczoao, Htesnieznd Z
saRaEEqdna PoESka. +;
- Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

To wystarczy. Przypuszczamy,
IL dada sobie nasi rade PREY tel
pomocy, bez interwencyi wojsk
obcych. Przypominamy, Z juz
Piisudski zadai tylko pieniedzy
i broni - amunicyi, w~yrazajac
pewnosc, re ludzi W kraju ma
dose ma odparcie wrogow wszy--
stkich. Me wiemy jake jest co
do tego zdanie Paderewskiego,
zwiaszcza teraz, ale przypuszcza-
my, il kontakt on mus mice Sci
sly z Koalicya, taby zas pewnie
starala sic dotrzymac mu punk-
tow umowy i porozumienia, sko-
70 Paderewskiemu sic TAX SWEET
ME udalo dotrzymac swoich "a
rowiedzi j spelnic W Polsce misye
sformowania tak;ego rzadu, kto-
ry bedzie mogi pozyskac u~znanie
Koalieyi. Me ulega zadnej wat
pliwosci, il Aiiantom zalezy sill
ME ma ratowaniu Polski pred
bolszewicka powodzia - totez z
pewnoscia ME postanawialiby W
chwili 1agrozeh obecnych nj
czego poiowicznego. Polska po-
wazna, potezna jest. dis bezpie-
cznikiem dla zachodniej Europy;
ona jedna wstrzymac moze zalew
bolszewicki, ona jedyna moze bye
przeciwwaznikiem ola Koalicyi
zachodniej ma wschodniej grant
cy Niemiec. lego mezowie stanu
alianccy ME przecza, a W uswia-
domieniu ich ma tym punkcie le-
zy nasz najsilniejszy atut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

Me pojdq do Polski wojska
alianckie, ale polskie, te - kt6rc
sformowane czekaja we Francyi
- pod wodza Hallera - prawdo-
podobnie odejda rychlo, a jest
ich Z $1,000 (raczej - wieceD,
wszystko dobrze twiczone, do
brze 'zbrojne, zaopatrzone w caly
ekwipaz d~zisiejszej sztuki wojen-
nej - slowem wyborowy komu-
mix, ktory stanie sic dla Polskiej
Armii przyszlej, krajowej - ia
drem najlepszego zawiazku, SER
GEM i wzorem najpozadanszym.
Ponadto maja dopomagac Pol
see amunicya, zapasami wszelkie-
go rodzaju, bronia, odzieza, wo--
COLE wszystkiem, czego bedzie
potrzeba.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-30
YOU WANT TO INVEST!
NOW is THE TIME
Ganger-Burk Consolidated
Oil Company

Gives you an unusual opportunity
chance to invest in and share in
the earnings of company having
over one. thousand acres of oil
land in four great oil fields. Our
valuable holdings are located in the
proven territory of the RANGER
FIELD in Eastland, Stephens, Cal
lahan and Shackelford Counties,
Texas; in the HEALDTON FIELD,
Stephens County, Oklahoma; and
in the HOLBROOK FIELD, Ari-
fiona.
The above holdings make the RAN
GER-BURK CONS OLIDATED
OIL COMPANY a very attractive
proposition, and gives the investor
an opportunity for earnings on one
investment which, to equal, he
would ordinarily have to invest in
several companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-30
Locations in the Worlds
Greatest Oil Fields among
the gushers--i broUen ter
fitory.
A Conservative Investment Prop
osition, Headed by Practical
and Efficient Business Men,
Known to Be Successful in
What They Undertake.

Now, it takes money to drill and equip
an oil we'll, and that is the reason why
we are offering limited amount of this
stock for sale to the investing public. Any
company that has large holdings must
have ample capital in order to develop
and work their properties to the maxi
mum point of production.
1t is our intention to set aside 500 of
the net earnings of the company for divi-
dends. The trustees shall decide whether
the remaining 500 shall be paid in divi-
dends or put into further operations. The
company has ample acreage to make one
of the largest oil companies, and is work
ing along these lines.
We sincerely believe that we are offer
ing the most conservative, safest oil propo-
sition on the market today. Millions of
dollars in oil is being produced near our
holdings in the various oil fields. Our
company is organized by men who have
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judgment and financial qualifications are
questioned by none.
We ask you to INVESTIGATE THE
RANGER-BURK CONSOLIDATED thor
oughly. The facts and possibilities you
learn of this company will sell more stock
than any literature we could write.
Stock is being sold now at par, $1.0O
PER SHARE, and we advise you to get
your application in early.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-30
Officers and
Directors

George D. Elliott, President, of Tue
son, Ariz.; also president of the Ell
liott-Garrett Company, Ltd, of FL
Paso, automobile distributors, and
one of the most successful and best
known cattlemen in the Southwest.
L. E. LOCKHART, First Vice-President and
General Manager
Mr. Lockhart is the president manager of
the Rio Grande Oil Company of FL Paso, of the
largest Independent wholesale oil companies in the
Southwest. CThis company is now erecting refinery
El PasoD Mr.. Lockhart is thoroughly experienced
oil man and the field operations and drilling of the
Ranger Burk Consolidated Company will be under his
supervision.
RALPH DIMMITT, Second Vice-President
Mr.. Dimmt a successful travelling salesman who has
a host of friends throughout the Southwest who will
voueh for his reliability.
F. J. GARRETT, Secretary Treasurer
Mr. Garrett vice president general manager of
the EIott-Garrett Company, Ltd. distributors of quail
ity automobiles in Ell Paso for years He will that
YOU get square deal and quick action your invest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-30

ACTIONSudden
TEXAS
Obu be SURE the RIGHT compne QUICK ACTION
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-30
RALPH DIMMITT, Second Vice-Presiden

Mr.. Dimmitt is successful travelling salesman who ha
host of friends throughout the Southwest, who viii
vouch for his reliability.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-13

cheap in price at least. and that II exactly why the
masses of former drunkards don't get IT, Besides
this favoritism for beer Is all "tommyrot" Where
whisky has slain its thousands beer has slain its
tens OF thousands for practically all the whisky
topers started with beer and beer Is the response
Die devil all the way their graves.
Any man. who in a prohibition state. persists in
making drunken OF himself is entitled to all
the hell it brings him All that has happened in
Michigan is that people who have learned better
have refused throw down the bars to the
ing Of another crop OF sots The state retains the
old prohibition amendment by a larger majority
than ii originally gave il and it has had quite
a year of it.-and all the chicsne of cheap petty
Jogging lawyer Chief Justice Grant Fellows, doing
his worst TO make the law unenforceable.
The vote in Michigan is quite much a rebuke
the supreme l is to the brewery
wine interests. The fight made on the search
seizure o make prohibition amendment
ridiculous through enforcement hoping thus to
effect its removal mellowing 1t isn't the first
time that the supreme court OF Michigan has found
convenient law under which play into the hands
OF particular interests The and seizure prOv
sions Michigan prohibition were in very small
respects different from the general search and
of the state. judge in any state
this late date to talk about "depriving man Of
property without due process OF law" when the
alleged property Is booze that has been outawed,
merely displays kirk in his reasoning somewhere,
that knows not the philosophy OF precedent
But the point is that the people through
with booze. II is gone. is going. the way
that opium, morphine, cocaine, etc, going.
There a few flag ends left; a few fiends who
will have to die to be gotten rid of-but the
generation will wonder what kind OF animals they
About the only friends that liquor has left is
the lawyers who straight way dream fees and
who for few more retainers willing TO advise
the vendors OF the stuff anything; milking
the old COW" well while she lasts And their next
best friend seems now and then judge who can't
get his past political Affiliations in an eff
fort show himself liberal and mon prudish." in
the eyes Of the fellows" Ito hell with the
publio'-only he doesn't injure the property in
terests OF whom the dollar is high
above the 'the heavens bove the earth"
The Michigan referendum has been OF a sort that
carries conviction. II will probably give pause to
several states that have been contemplating SINH
lar letting down OF the bars. and will discourage
liquor interests that been clamoring for
referendums the federal prohibition amendment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-13
EVERYDAY PATRIOTISM.

Subscribing to the Victory loan will be the test
OF true patriotism.
The former loans were subscribed under the i'm
pulse OF enthusiasm, outpourng OF the human
desire TO lend a hand when catastrophe falls upon
"A neighbor, together with the righteous wrath which
doubles the fist in self-defense at unprovoked
saut
This loan Will offer such incentive. 1t is true.
subscriptions IL will the steady faith
ful love OF country which is but enlargement
OF the faithful love OF home-the kind OF love which
sends a his business day after day. and
keeps a woman steadfastly at her household tasks.
II either fails do his part the home disintegrates
and is finally destroyed.
Just with the nation. It's strength depends upon
the faithfulness OF the individual citizens in the
unexciting routine OF daily life.
The people who in with well-turned phrases
OF sympathy, with food and flowers in time OF
trouble all well; but the folks who make
the world go round the who perform the
tedious tasks of every day and pay the monthly
bills without waiting the stimulus of thrilling
crisis, but just because II is the thing to do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-13
CHEERFULLY PAINTED HOMES.

One reaction from the strain of days is said
to be an increased demand for cheerful colored
paints for dwelling houses A big painters associa-
ton. in convention recently is authority for the
statement
a single dismal, gloomy house frequently renders
whole street depressing in appearance. and
whole OF such houses is apt to have bad effect
upon the jewellers in that street. A street full OF
clean, bright, cheerful looking houses is JOY TO
the passerby and real blessing to the inhabitants
It to be hoped that good taste will predominant
in the choice OF the cheerful colors" soon to be
spread the homes OF the country. Fearful COM
bnations of green and red and orange and brown
colors often cheerful in themselves but maddening
in wrong applicaton-can be avoided. Helping pa
irons chose only cheerful colors. but colors
that will wear well instead of firing the eye after
the first week is a noble task for any painter
association OF painters 10 set itself The outside OF
the home should be simply and pleasingly
decorated as the inside. Therein lies true cheerful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-13
THE MEANEST MAN.

Everybody is always looking for the meanest man,
but little consideration should put end to the
search The meanest man in the world is the motor
st who speeds past a school safety sign without
checking his machine.
In city and country warning signs posted at
sufficient distances from school buildings per
nit OF slowing the swiftest motor to complete
control before the danger point is reached Only
a brute disregards the sign
There is nothing in the world happy eager
a child just coming out of school. He has every
thing in the world his mind. from quick raid
the cooky jar TO building the rabbit coop; out
he dashes anxious 10 at his important business
and confident that this is goodly world where
nothing will ever happen to him.
The individual who strikes down one Of these con-
hding little creatures not only mains Stays
child; he breaks faith with childhood His crime is
dastardy. his punishment hardly be sufficiently
severe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-13
MICHIGANS REBUKE TO THE WINE
AND BEER SOPHISTRY.

W. HEN Michigan voted last Tuesday to refrain
w its prohibition constitutional amendment
without amending it, to crafty the light wine and
beer sophists II did just exactly what Indiana
do II the question were put up 20 the people
OF this state Those whom the wish is father or
the thought" tell just though it had all
happened. and the votes counted just how
the thing would go il the people" could get
chance at it, but II you ever knew OF one OF them
who willing let the people get chance at
H." unless IL the last chance would like
10 the color OF his eyes.
Poorly prohibition has been enforced in St
Joseph county doubt very much IL there is
much liquor all kinds consumed in this city in
day there daily in Tony Barretts owl"
alone, in the days when the saloon was in vogue.
"oh, yes" but you say. they drank lots OF beer
then. and only cheap whisky nowl" Not very
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-13
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Single morning evening daily
by beyond second
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

I am anxious to see just what re-
ply you will get from "~Jerry's'' cousin
No, don't send me the letter you
write to other girls. just let me have
the letters which they get from them.
Woodbridge. N. J.
Dear Helen:
HASN'T the column grown big since
the first letters? 1 just love to read
them. 1 know Curly Locks" and
'Dimples." Beth" Is a good friend
of mine and I like to read letters.
The little story she wrote was very
cute. / hope che writes more.
Helen I'd love to be a good violin
list n play with expression.
I love to play tennis and baseball.
I like to play anything that is played
| out of doors.
Helen, can't you just close your eyes
and see a tall and magnificent build
ing with large letters in the front
with Y. w. C. A. of Among Us Girls
| And a swimming pool, gym room
| Obi Helen, I dream of this quite Of
ten. I hope 1t true. Please
publish a list of good books hat you
promised us. I am an awful book
worm. I hope I haven't written toe
much. I will close n dream or oul
Y. w. @. A.
Your friend,
GRACE"
So you like to play the violin. 70,
and 'Budd'' ought to be real goot
friends as she writes me that h to-
wants to be a really truly good VIC
hnist-