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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
Dempsey Follows
Same Old Roadway

LOS ANGELES. July H.
Jack Dempsey will enter into
an intensive campaign ON the
stage. according tn n letter re-
ceived today by George Hussey
Of Los Angeles from Jack
kearns, Dempsey's manager.
Prom now on we will devote
all our time 10 the show busI
ness. where we can get the big
gcst money ever offered
boxer" kexrns wrote.
He said Jack Is ready TO meet
any and all legitimate chal.
Iengers, but right now there IL
no one who can hold q candle 10
Dempsey"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
Portlanders
Are Playing
SpeedyGane
Two Strong Orchard Men
Return to Beaver Fold;
Oldham Pitches Well

In spite of the fact that the
Portland Beavers are still In the
second division and need n lot OF
strengthening before they can
hope 10 move into the first Sec
tion, there Is no getting around
the fact that the McCredie club
Is making steady gains on the
stop clubs and Is now but two
and one-haH games from the top.
Ono pitcher. "Red" Oldham.
has been "a big factor in the sue
cess Of the Portland crew. He
has started on another winning
streak and has won four straight
games. lie won six tilts and
then dropped melee to Vernon.
4 only to start out on another ram
page. Red hurled nice game
against the locals when Portland
played here. and should rank
high among the leagues slab ar
lists when the final figures arc
tabuIated.
Jack Farmer. the sturdy outfielder
who has been out Of the game witt
bum leg. Is back in the fray. II,
made his presence felt with n homo
run wailop against the Seals yester
day.
Carroll Jones. the former Detroit
hurler. is also going strong on the
mound for the Beavers. He has wor
flock of games since donning thu
McCredie uniform.
With. the club winning tn re-
straieht games from San Francisco
local fans know well enough thai
their showing is no fluke. as the Seals
shaped up as "A strong team whil'
here.
George Maisel. crack outfieider
has been out of the game with III
ness. He returns to the fold Mon
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

This is usually the time for salt
water trolling to start, and the re-
ports OF salmon trout being taken
from Elliott Bay Is starting the
trollers to polish up the spoons and
get their rigging in shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Showing that fly fishing Is
with us, ID. j. Sullivan, Of Black
hackIe from Green river below
Kanashet, over the Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
Aia.IESSN

The reports from fishing dis
tricts around the state show
that the sport Is again on the
Increase. with fair catches be-
ing made In the popular spcts.
Continued warm weather has
settled the streams to normal
height and fly fishing is on In
good shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
Our Regular Prices
Are Always Low

Our every day prices are less
than the same quality can be Sc
cured for at any Seattle store.
When we severely cut these al
ready low prices, it's a real bar
gain feast. Many suits on sale
could not now be manufactured
at the sale prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Smuggling Is no longer considered
the most important part of the game
of golf. The good long drive is a
desirable thing. Of course, but If one
has to press and take chances that
the ball is going to land In the
rough it Is hardly worth while to
attempt IL. The longest driver did
not win the Brae Burn In the re.
cent open championship. Those who
tried for distance alone were not al
ways In the best position for their
second shot.
The golfer who uses his head and
places the ball on each drive, think.
ing about the best place from which
to play his second shot. is. the chap
that Is winning golf championships.
Walter Hagen can drive as long a
ball as the average pro, but he
does not always try for distance.
At the Brae Burn tournament ! re.
marked after the play off with
Brady that he was getting more dis.
lance from the tee than Mike, but
Walter said that part OF the game
ilDl ullitIfHtt as
both were getting far enough down
the course TO suit them and II often
might be the case that long tee
shot was not the best thing.
Placing the ball or. MORE proper.
ly speaking, playing for position.
is the best way to get results. Take.
for example, the average up.to.date
golf hole with it's many traps and
bunkers. There Is always way
of playing this hole that makes the
second shot easy. As the case may
be, a hooked ball might suit the
player better for his approach where
he has less difficulties TO negotiate.
The long drive on some holes would
be folly to attempt when one placed
properly would make the second
shot far easier. In taking chances
on the long 1llot one might hook
or slice too much and then there
would be trouble. A slice on most
holes usually finds one playing from
bad angle. Sometimes this Is not
the case and the player instead OF
playing for a hook tries for slice
in order to get In the proper pc.
sition. II Is necessary 10 learn this
idea OF playing for position as the
courses are not getting any easier
year after year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
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ROUND COAST BASES

ROUND COAST BASES
Yesterdays winners: Portland,
Seattle, Vernon, Salt Lake City.
Home run-Farmer. Beavers.
Big Bill James introduced him
self TO the league on the Oak
mound by some wild heaving. The
Bees won. 8 to 8.
Two runs In the ninth was Just
enough for the Rainiers TO nose out
the Angels. 2 to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

G. VI. Schmidt, Of NJ. Seller
& Co., brought in fine catch
of cuttbrosts from Cedar river
last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Roger Peckinpaugh and the
Yanks lost first place thru splitting
a double header with the Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

The leaders in the Piper & Taft
fishing contest for the best trout
display" are Ted and Harry Nc
Crath who displayed catch of cut
Threats taken from Mason lake last
week. end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

J. A. Kerr and party made a
nice catch Of bass from Lake
st. Claire last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

The Tigers and Washington made
1t an even-up affair by splitting a
double header. the Tigers taking
the first to 5. and dropping the
second, to Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

The Senator'S last inning rally
failed to net them more than three
TALES and the Tigers gathered the
game. TO 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11
WATCHING THE BASES

Yesterdays hero: Claude Will
iiams. His hurting hoped the
White Sox back into first place
beating the Athletics, Q to ..
The Browns hammered the Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

There Is one thing that the pros are
universally agreed upon now. That is
the fact that a light club is better
than a heavy one. Some OF the best
known professionals use very light
clubs. Take Bob Mcdonald. for in.
stance. He Is six feet II an inch and
has powerful shoulders with which he
could swing "A bludgeon II necessary.
yet he uses club that weighs no
more than IL ounces. This Is
quite in contrast To the clubs Bob
was swinging when he first came TO
this country. Then he believed that
a heavy club with plenty of weight
in the head was the proper thing for
"A big man. lie drove a good ball. but
nothing compared to the drive he Is
able to get now.
Jim Barnes is big fellow. tall and
lanky. with plenty OF power in his
long arms, but Jim does not WELD
heavy weapons any more. His eyes
were opened one day at Van Cort.
landt park about three years ago. He
happened 10 be in New York and was
invited by a woman TO play around
the public course. Jim had no clubs
with him. but did not mind as he fig.
urcd that he could do well enough
with hers. To his surprise he never
drove better In his life. getting II
long ball without much effort. Since
then he has not used heavy clubs.
The heavy club In the hands OF a
duncr Will get him in trouble many
times from the tee. Naturally. the
duffer or beginner presses and the re-
suit Is that he puts the body into the
swing too soon. The club head Is
late In coming thru and the ball Is
sliced or topped. \ light club will
come thru faster whether IL Is in
the hands OF the midget or the giant.
\ very pronounced fad in golf
clubs a while back was the dread
naught driver. a large round headed
club and fairly heavy. The idea was
that there was plenty Of the club to
hit the ball with. The way to use
this club and the way to use all
heavy clubs Is to hold the body move.
ment back and throw the club head
at the ball. This will get results. but
the best thing TO do is to get light
clubs. Heavy clubs are relies Of the
gutta.percha days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Sox for a brace OF victories, to
and 4 to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

The Beavers came from behind,
scored brace OF runs in the
ninth and downed the Seals. 10 to 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Three OF the connty-city building
force went out over the Fourth with
the avowed intention OF showing
up" some of the regular" fisher.
men. but due TO the lack OF fish
too warm a day"-''not the right
kind of plugs"-"not biting" and a
score of other usual anglers ex-
plantations, brought back nary
bass. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Harry Van TasseiI, one Of
Piper 4 Taft's fishing experts,
Is spending his vacation ON the
Skykomish river near Index and
reports that the fishing Is com
ing along fine. Give this fellow
"vsn" pole and line and he
will take fish almost any place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

&. NJ. Scbuster was one Of the
Fourth Of July fishermen who
returned with good catch.
Schuster brought back some fine
big rainbows from Deer Creek,
near McMurrxy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Grover 4. Conklin. Charley
Rockingham and Jimmie Street
were the trio who Travelled 10
Silver Lake, In Cowiitx county.
10 try their luck and returned
empty handed. The bass ALSO
luteIy refused to take our offer
ings," Is another one OF the
many excuses offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-11

Z. j. Hardebeck, Of the Seattle
Hotel News, was one of the lucky
anglers on the South Fork of the
Skykomish last week. Ed. brought
back some nice fish with him. Flies
and spinners are the favorite witt
this angler whose pet hobby USED
to be the dog game.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
skinienie." Ten sam znakomity badacz konstatuje,

skinienie." Ten sam znakomity badacz konstatuje,
re "a Zygmunta Augusta sejm nasz ozaczynaf
przybierac cechy prawie nowozytnego parliament
taryzmu'', lecz p6zniejszy rozw6j spaczyf ten kie-
runek C,Historya ~ustroju Polskl.)
Republikahska istocie swej forma rzadow
l~zapewnia narodowi moznosc obierania sobie gfo-
wy panstwa i do koronowanei tel prezydentury o.
riviera droge kazdemu z obywateli. Kardynalne
urzadzenia Rzeczypospolitej, ustawa ,Nihil nowi"
,,Pacta conventa", artyku} DE non praestanda o.
occidental, So wcieleniem nowoczesnej zasady, re
kr6l ~istnieje ola narodu, a ME ma odwrot, co KoAa-
tai okreSlif wybornie lotnem powiedzeniem: Wlel-
ka r6znica rec: ,,krol ma panstwo" a npanstWo
ma kr6la." Dobitnie z Gala swiadomoscia stwier-
dill 6w wyzszy porzsdek ustrojowy W Rzeczypo-
spolitei szlachcic polski XVI s~tulecia, m6wiac do
cudzoziemca: ,,Tobie sic pan rodzif, mnie sic ME
rodzi1: tego ty pana masz, kt6regos mice muslaf,
ia, Polak, tego kr6la nam, kt6regom mice chciaf!
Me masz ty zadnej obrony przeciwko zwierzchno-
sci k~siazecia swego, a ia mann obrone przeciwko
Ikr6lowi swemu. w jarzmie ty jake vol chodzisz
albo jakoby zniewolona 1nunsztukiem szkapa pana
przyrodzonego ma grZbiecie swoim nosisz, a ia, Po-
lax, jake orzel bez petite ma swej przyrodzonej
pod kr6lem mym bujam swobodnie" TAX przema-
vial do Litwy j~eszcze pred unia r. 1869 StanisfaW
Orzechowski, "a m6gf bye zaiste dodaje wspof-
czesny historyk J. X. Kochanowski (,,Nad Renem
i mad Wis}a') w imieniu Polski szlacheckieJ
przemawiae tax samo i do ca}ego Zachodu." Wy
powiedziana W +. 1880, przez Thiersa Sigma zasa-
da lie roi regne ct ne gouverne pas" ktora chlubi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
DO WIADOMOSCI.

wszyStkich InteresantSw naJuprzej-
mIei Prosimy o pr-zestrzegante pOnIx-
Bxyeh WsknE0weki
Biura AdminIstracSI nasEeJ Otwarte
al przez dEieh caly cd gOdziny S-meJ
Erana do 1880 UieezoSem - CO dnia. n
wytatkiem nledEiel 4 swiat krajouych,
ObOWiRzuJqcyeh.
zarsadea Pisma naszegO Przyjmuje
nteresnnt6w CO dnia w G0DZINACH
EXPERIMENTATION Cd 2-GieJ do 5-teJ
= q wyjatkiem sObot.
Redakeya Ola Interesant6w otwarta
lest TYLkO w GODZlNACH RANNYCH
- Cd GODZlNH 1850 DO GODZINY
1880; po pOludniu tyIkO IA s~peeyalnR
Redaktor NacEeIny przyjmuje Infe-
resantow TYLKO Pc GeDzINIE 1O-tej
PRICED POLUDNIEM.
Uprnsza sic o lie moInosci wszeIkie
sprxSvy q Redakeya zaiatwine PlSEM-
ME, BIO nm kOnuersacye dfugfe ME mn
my ekasu; tylkO w sprawach szczeg0l-
n~iejszeJ wagiS osObtstych, lub ME dRJa-
eyeh sic zalatwfe kvSfeSle - dr0gR ko-
reSpondencyi - prosimy Jawie sic Oso-
blseie, zachOwuJQe ma w~Egledzie, re o.
kOgO godkiny 11-tej xamykRmy gazette
Z wSzyscy n~aJbardEtej jestesmy wtedy
~GatrudnieIL
Korespondent0w upraszamy ztano-
wezO, ably pisah CzYTELNIE-ATRA-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MASZYNIE, ME
aSYF SCISLIWIE L THLkO Ma JE-
DAEJ STRONIE PAPIERU.
1CsAA uANOEy EAAACAOANACA hlC n4IA
bye O~slOsEone, pOehfania je - kosH
r~edakcyJny; Jesn pO&adane 80 do EsvrO-
tu, w rakie ME OEl0skenia, naIe8y to
WYRAzNIE ZAzNACzYC L ZALACzYC
ENACzEK POCzTOWY Ma ZWROTNA
PRzESYLKE-
Aaanyeh k~Omunikat6w do oglOszenIa
ME naIeiy przesylae ma kartkaeh Cd
krytyehf ZADNYCH TEE ME PRZYJ-
AUJE Sic kOMUNIkACYI TELEFO-
NICZNHCA - chyba w wyjatkOwych
~wyPadkachj r6wniez Ogioszen, dotycEa-
eyeh ruehu w tOwnrzystUach telefont-
eNnie ME Przyjmujemy.
Wszeikie OEloSzenin naleia do Dzla-
fu Oekoszea w Administraeyi tam sic
niemf zWracae nalexy.
POdzfekOWanfa - WSZELhIEGO r0-
aEa3u. R~EZOLUCHE ZALOBNE, POLL
TYCZSE 4 &. y. naIezs do Dzialu Ogfo-
gLen.
Wszelkie kOrespondeneye, zawiado-
nifepia 4 &. u. MUSIC bye POdPisane -
pelnem nazWiskiem wruz n adreSem pi-
szaeego; bezimiennyeh, lub pOdpisanych
dOmyslnikiem, aIbO wreSzcie slOwem
.kOnItet" - kOmunikneyi, nj k0res-
DoRdeneyi mic zamieszczamy.
StanOvxezO ME 0gtaszamy
-BALOWs, anf wycieczek. Tub spIknf-
k6ws, URzADzANfCH w NIEDZIELE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
Zalozona 1897 reku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
z MONROE 1903.
ZARZAD GLOwNYI

KS. Franciszek Gordon. Moderator.
KS. a. A. K}owo. Moderator.
wojciech F.. Sosks. OreZes.
Antonina BaranowSka. Wice-preZeskA.
Wojciech Meukicki, Wice-prezeS-
Tomasz S. Blachowski, SekretarL
Franciszek Witkowski, S~karbnik.
Stanlslaw Liczmanski. Dyrektor.
whadyslaw Lopatka. DyreEtor.
Antoui MaZurk. Dyrektor.
= ~~sadva Snska. Dyrektorka:
SAlomea Urbahska, Dyrektorka-
Franciszka Bieschke, DyrektorkG-
Rr. FIR, A. Dulak. Lekarz Naczelny. e
Adv. Piotr p. Mindak, Doradca Prawny.
Berta C. wojtalswicz, Asyst. Sskr. Gen.
GODZINH BIUROwE;
Biuro ZaFEadu Glownego otwarte "
dui powszednie cd sodZ. 9-tei rano do
s-tsj wieczorem. tw sobote do lei po-
~poludniu). WiecZorem, W dni powsZed-
ME z wyjatkiem sobotyl). cd godziny
1-mei do 9-tei. - W niedZiele I swista
uroczystc. biuro jest zamkniste.
Prezesai " poniedzialki / piatki VIE
ezorami Cd godziny 77mej do s-tej-
Wszelkle korespondencye do Glowne-
go Prezesa nalezy adresowac:
wOJCIECH F. S0SkA,
1ES5 w. Division STR ChieaEo, III.
SSkretnrIa' " poniedziSSki' wtorkL
sr0dy / czwartki. Wieczorami cd godzi-
ny 7-mej do s-tei, / od l-szeJ ~popolu-
dniu codzienu!e, z ~wyjstkiem soboty, cd
9-tei do 1-Szet.
SksrbnIka: we wtorkI; srody platki
Cd EOQElNy N-uleJ 90 S-CeJ WieCZOTeIl.
Bkiadsnia oplat. WsZelkie oplaty do Ka-.
sy Gf6wnej przyjmuje Kasyer Glowny
podczas godzin ofiso wych. albo we dnie
" godzinach ofisowych, Sekretarz &C.
neEaIny.
Ws4elkie listy nadsylac nalety IA re-
ce SekretarZa Generalnego:
TOMASL =. BBACHOWSKI.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater, ,
1855 W. Diytsion str. Chicago, III.
FINANSE.
Przekazy bankowe pocztowe
(ehecks, money orders etc.) nalezy wy
BtGwiac ma organiZacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER,
przesylac pod adresem:
FIR wITKOWSKL.
1855 w. DiytsiOn str, Chicago, III.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego:
1857 W. Division Utica,
NR druEiem pIetrze.
Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

Kompetencye sejmu polskiego, kt6ry jest wy
razem zbiorowej wolf narodu, SO tax szerokle, ze
pod niejednym wzgledem p~ozosta}y gems niedosci-
gnionem ola wielu wsp64czesnych nam parlamen-
tow. Gdy gdzieindziej sprawl tax ogromnej wagi
i tax brzmienna W skutki, jak postawienie kraju
w stan NHojenny, znajdowa1a sic, a niejednokrotnie
znajduje sic dotqd, pc "a wszelka kontrola og6iu
j cd skinienia jednostki zawisie by}o zycie Tub
Smierc setek tysiecy ludzi - u mas mozliWoScl ia
kiej pred czterema wiekami juz postawiono sku-
teczna tame, przekazujac sejmom decyzye o woj-
rie i pokoju. ,,Zasade dis podnoszona m6wi
prof. St. Kutrzeba - by Gale spo}eczenstwo przez
legalne przedstawicielstwo mogfo wyrazlc
'zgode ma to, re wojny chce, te zasade panstwo pol
skie najwczeSniej 2 panstw europejskich sformu-
fowafo i n~ajdfuzej ia W ca}ej konsekwencyi pre-
prowadzi1o, trzymajac sic jej j W tych czasach,
gdy panstwa absolutne Europy stworzyly juz by}y
'potezne armie, ~rzucajac sic W b6j ma kazde w}adcy
\ y w Anglii zasada nietykalnoSci uznana 20
stala juz W roku 1915 %artykufem 80 Wielkiej Kar-
ty Swob6d, ale ME przyjela sic dostatecznie W ~
ciu, wobec czego w +. 1879 musiano wydac SPECIAL
ia ustawe, identyczna 2 naszem wczeSniejszem
i zawsze przestrzeganem ,Neminem captivabi-
mus. Wolnosc osobista zagwarantowana zosta}a
l6wniez bardzo wczesnie ma Wegrzech (,,Z1ota bull
|la') Nv dalekiej Aragonii. Tam p%rzetrWafa ona je-
dnak stosunkowo krotko - u mas blisko cztery
s~tulecia, az do upadku Rzpltej. Pozatem GAIA Euro
pa czeka}a ma to elementarne prawo obywatelskie
do czasow najnowszych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28
Arrtoni Cho4onievvski.
Ouch Dziej0W PO|ski'
CWya4eay PrEsdruk dla ,Dzennika ChicagoskieEo"
EastrzeSonyO
Gag daisy.


Historyk niemiecki Karol Won Rotteck z Fry
burga W SVEN wielkiem dziele ,,Allgemeine Ges-
chichte" pisze o ,oswieconym absolutyzmie" eu-
ropejskim: wv owym czasie umiejetnoSc by}a s1u-
zebniczka despotyzmu. Narod wszedzie wyjaw-
sly maia liczbe republik - byf uwazany Ia trzode
lydia i takim byi rzeczywiscie W krajach, gdzie
siowo monarsze byfo wszystkiem, a mic innego ME
mia}o ma celu, jeno interes i nieograniczona chci-
wose panujacych rodzin. Me by}o innej cnoty mad
- pos{uszenstwo". o ilez naprz6d znajduje sic
wsp6lczesna temu stanowi Polska!
Swoboda osobista i bezpieczenstwo jednostki
wobec wszelkiej -samowoli re strony panstwa SO
zagwarantowane licznemi ustawami. Pod tym
wzgledem wyprzedza Polska poniekad nawet kla-
syczny kraj wolnosci o~sobistej, Angie gdyz prawo
,,Neminem captiRabimus' z r. 1870, orzekajace, IL
Mkt ME moze bye wieziony be- poprzedniego pre-
konania o winnie, ustanowi}a ma diva i pol wieki
pred s{ynnym aktem angielskim ,,Habeas corpus
z roku 1898. Sadownictwo polskie INA zasade
jawnosci; rozprawy u%stnei, oskarzenia j obrony
kt6rych pr6cz Anglii ME by}o nigdzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

sic nauka polityczna naszych czas6w, byfa juz W r
1907 postawiona przez p~olityk6w ~polskich, kt6rzy
okreSlili ia ma diva s~tulecia pred Thiersem ME-
NAL identycznemi Slowly: Regina, sed non impe'
IA" - ,,Panuj, ale ME rzadz!' Zapisac tn nalezy
take dokonany wczesnie W Polsce rozdzial osobi.
stych dochod6w kr6la cd dochod6w skarbu publ
cznego. Gdy wszedzie dochody panstwa byiy do
chodami monarchy, u mas juz sejm r. 1905 wpro,
wadzif osobne uposazenie panujacego, co ~ostatecz-
ME utrwalifo sic "a Zygmunt6w%).
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MACIERZ POLSKA.

Jest oeganizacya laezaea mlodIls4 pol
ska oboiga plcl W pracaca naukowyeh'
pafryotycznychI bratniej pomocy. Ola
podniesienia ducha moralnosci dobro-
bytu W spOiscZehstwle. q s~zczegolnie
miedzy miodzieza polska- Mona zapL-
sac sic na posmiertne Cd lat II do 45;
na czionk6w StowarZysZonych beg o.
EranicZenia wieku.
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Me Wstydz siel

0dy powracasz do domu 70 Ert0.
piescia, re skladu. ofisu Tub fabrykL
Kun sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGosKI
1 smialo czytaj W tramwaju Tub va.
gonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGosKI mona
stale nabywae ma nastsDujacych ns-
roznikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym Boston Storo".
State / Madison - pred apteka
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skladem
departamentowym frmy CArSon'
Pirie, Scott and Col
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van Burenj
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La SallOI
Adams 1 La Salle;
Adams 1 La 6aue;
Washington 1 La SallOi
Randolph 1 Dearborn;
Washington ! 9th HVA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-28

~ Charakterystycznem jest, re ~jeszcze emf
.gracya nasza pc +. 1881, o~garnieta wszak nowo-
czesnemi pradami Zachodu, miaia pe}na swiado'
nose tel wielkiej tw6rczosci politycznej polskiej
XIV, XVI i XVII W., kt6ra INTERCHANGEABLE szfa
pred reszta Europy, w ,Adresie 1000 Polak6w
we Francyi bedacych do Izby ~nizszej angielskiej"
z r. 1882 czytamy: ,,Przez ciag swojego ~istnienia
Polska pred innymi p~osiadafa swobody: wolnosf
wyznan, wolnosc druku, zabezpieczona w}asnose
j woInosc osobista, a instytucye swoje ~rozwinela
ma w}adzy ludu (nowa, rozumie sic, o demokracyi
szlacheckiej). Me znaia wojsk stojacych, ME do
zwoli}a kr6lom mocy nakladania podatk6w, uswie-
GAIA prawo oporu przeciw przywiaszczeniu." Take
Szujski, ws~p6itw6rca historycznej szkofy krakow
skiej, j~eszcze w r. 1868 wiedziaf re ,byloby samo-
b6jstwem i wyparciem sic samego siebie, gdyby
narod nasz stracif szacunek, milosc i ufnosc ku "a,
sadom, ktore go niegdys wielkim czyniiy kt6remi
wyprzedzii Europe,
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
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Pos1ukujesz piracy? - CZytnj pilnie
oeloszenia pod rubryka ,,PRACA' M
szpaltach DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.
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sKIEGO PRZEMYshU I HAN.

SKIEGO PRZEMYShU I HAN
DLC.
/.
ME BEDZIESZ Mail OBCEGO
PRZEMYShU l HANDLU.
2.
ME OBNIzAJ WARTOSCI JEGO
NADAREMNO, LECZ BUDUJ Ma
NM LEPsZA PRZYsZLOsC KRA-
u.
SPEDZAJAC DzIEN ODPoCzYN-
KU POZA GRANICAMI KRAJU. Pa
METAL 0 OBOWIAzKACH sWO-
ICH WZGLFDEM POLSKIEGO HAN
DLU PRZEMYSEC.
4.
CZCU HANDEL I PRZEMiSh
POLSK1.
ME ZABIJAJ DUCHA TWOR-
CZEGO W NARODZIE PRZEZ OBo-
JETNOSC sWOJA.
ME L0A PIENIEDZY W ROZWOJ
CUDzEGO PRZEMYSLU l HANDLU.
ME OKRADAJ OJCZYZNY SWEJ,
EUPTJAC OBCE TOWARY.
ME DhWAJ FAkSZIWEGO
SWIADECTWA o PKEEMNSLE
sWOIM, ZANIM GO WfRZ0DY ME
POZNASE.
UKOCHAJ WSZYSTKO co Poll
sKIE, ME PozADAJ OBCEGo.
10.
AM PRAGNU STAT OLA SIZE
! BE. AM AADNEJ RzECZY, KTORA
! oBCEGO POCHODZENIA' JEST.
BEDZIEsZ MIhOWAJ OJCZYZNE
SILAMI WSXYSTKIEMI,
sTANIESz w NARODACH VOL.
NIGH PoMIEDZY WOLNEMI.
y
jake proste, a jak wiele m0wia.
&C. Wszystko tn zawarte, czeso nam
trzeba: caiy to program ma dfugq
przysztosG ~porzadncj roboty spoiecz-
no-narodowcj, ku kt6rei Zaprzqdz
pragna przodownicy -Rozwoju" ! ma
sza amerykahska Polonie. Pc to przy-
byli do o. to nam przedstawiaja, do
togo zachecaja i1apraszaia w imie
wsp6lncgo dobra caiego Narodu -
w imie wszystkiego, co wyzej powie'
dziano o tel Przysziosci naszej, ida
Gel ku nam y dali mglawei wielkich
yagadnicn bytu, cZy - uniceStWie-'
mia.
Czy PoIonia amerykaiska pojmie
odzew 6w, Z Ojczyzny p~rzylatujacy
ma uscicch wysiannik6w ,,Rozwoju"?
cYy pochwyci go W serca i dusze swo'
je | przejmie sic MIN, a rusty z Pol
ska razem W cZynie zywym ! dziel--
nym - mic z mdlawym frazesem -
pc CIV byt i samodzicmos6 - be- o.
gladania sic ia innych, bez kuratel